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1904 

DIVISION OR EXHIBITS 

FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director 



Department D 

MANUFACTURES 

MILAN H. HULBERT, Chief 



FIRST EDITION 



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COPYRIGHT, 1904. 

BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, 

FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. 



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PREFACE. 

It is estimated that more than a million objects exposed in the various displays 
installed within the Palaces of the Universal Exposition of St. Louis, 1904. To 
properly classify, group and arrange alphabetically all of the exhibits of an Expo- 
sition of such international scope, is a task of character and proportions as to make 
it quite impossible to provide a complete catalogue of these exhibits on the opening 
day of the Exposition. 

This edition of the Official Catalqgue is, therefore, presented preliminary to the 
revised and complete catalogue which will be ready and issued within a few weeks, 
and to the preparation of which, in realization of its extraordinary value as a docu- 
ment of general and commercial reference, especial care is being given. 

The present volume, however, it is believed, represents the most complete cata- 
logue ever presented at the opening of an International Exposition. It capably 
serves the purpose for which it is designed, as an early index of the infinite variety 
of interesting exhibits which are the concrete evidences of the industrial, educational 
and artistic advancement of the world. , 

Acknowledgement is hereby offered of the excellent co-operation received in the 

compilation of this catalogue from the Commissioners-General of participating nations. 

'officers of State Commissions, individual' exhibitors, and, more particularly, the 

various officers of the Division of Exhibits, and the Official Catalogue Company, 

publishers of the Catalogue. 

Very truly yours, 

DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS. 




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How to Find an Exhibitor. 

The exhibit palaces, ground plans of which accompany each catalogue, 
are arranged in blocks, with aisles, like the squares and streets of a well- 
planned city. Aisles are lettered and numbered. Blocks are numbered and 
over each block is suspended a large sign which indicates the number of the 
block beneath. In every case possible at this early date, the location of the 
Domestic exhibitor by block and aisle or street is given. It has been impos- 
sible to do this in the case of the foreign exhibits for the preliminary edition. 
State exhibits are located by blocks and aisles. In the Department of Man- 
ufactures, the location of the exhibit in the Palace of Varied Industries is 
indicated by the sign (V. I.) ; when installed in the Palace of Manufactures, 
no symbols are given. Streets and numbers of exhibit spaces are also given. 



INDEX. 



Country. Page. 

United States 21 

Argentine ....... Z7 

Austria 37 

Brazil 39 

Cuba 44 

Denmark 44 

France 45 

Germany 67 

Great Britain 79 



Country. Page. 

Japan 81 

Mexico 98 

Netherlands 105 

Persia 106 

Portugal 106 

Siam 107 

Switzerland 109 

Venezuela . 110 



INTRODUCTION. 



INSTALLATION OF EXHIBITS, DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURES. 

By Milan H. Hulburt, Chief. 



The two great palaces respectively to the left and right of the Great Basin, form- 
ing an important part in the main picture of the Exposition, are devoted to Manu- 
factures and Varied Industries. These two buildings comprise one department — the 
largest in the classification. 

The Palace of Manufactures, a very imposing structure of the Corinthian style 
of architecture, is 1200 ft. long and 525 ft. wide, covering about 14 acres. There are 
imposing entrances at the centers of the main facades, and these are elaborately 
ornamented with sculptural groups. The architects are Messrs. Carrere & Hastings 
of New York. The cost of the structure is approximately $720,000. 

The Palace of Varied Industries is of almost exactly the same dimensions as 
the Palace of Manufactures, covering about 14 acres. The exterior shows an almost 
continuous line of colonnade. There are corner pavilions, monumental main en- 
trances at the east and west fronts, with turrets flanking the principal entrances and 
a portico in the center. This building cost approximately $620,000 and was designed 
by Messrs. Van Brunt & Howe, Kansas City. 

The exhibits in this Department, though covering approximately nine hundred 
industries, broadly speaking, include all the goods one would find in the principal 
retail shops of a large city, viz.: 

Stationery, Rubber, 

Artists' supplies, Toys, 

•i-Furniture, China and glass, 

Dry Goods, Men's furnishings, 

Millinery, Leather goods. 

Jewelry, Hardware, 

Ladies' tailoring, ' Men's tailoring. 

Undertakers' supplies, 
together with everything that goes into the interior finish and decoration of public 
and private dwellings, including the plumbing, heating and ventilation, lighting, ex- 
cept by electricity, and all the machinery and processes that are especially adapted 
for making any of the goods sold in these stores. 

More than forty-five per cent, of the space in each building is devoted to foreign 
exhibits. This space in each building for foreign exhibits, like that for domestic 
exhibits, is devoted solely to the display of merchandise classified in the building. 
The division has been made, however, so that all the foreign exhibits are together 
in one part of the building. This has divided the foreign space into groups accord- 
ing to nationalities, while the domestic space in each building is divided according 
to industries. 

These exhibits have been divided again into three great classes — in the Varied 
Industries Building we have all merchandise classified as industrial art — that which 
is made to please the eye — such as art pottery, art glass, jewelry, bronzes, precious 
stones, silverware, etc., etc. 

In the Manufactures Building we have the other two great divisions — the goods 
being utilitarian in nature, in contradistinction to those in Varied Industries — one of 
these divisions is installed in the west haff of the building, including hardware, heat- 
ing apparatus, lighting apparatus, other than electrical, undertakers' goods, and a 
large variety of merchandise in woods and metals. The east half of the building is 
devoted to textiles, including tissues, clothing of all kinds, etc., etc. 




OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 



Saint Louis, February 29, 1904. 



The Official Catalogue Company, 

Saint Louis, Missouri. 
Dear Sirs :- 

In compliance with your request, I 
hereby certify that your Company has the only 
contract with the Louisiana Purchase Exposition 
Company to publish the Official catalogue of ex- 
hibits, as can be seen by reference to the terms 
of said contract. 

Yours truly. 




President- 



CLASSIFICATION. 



DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURES, 



OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. 



GROUP 28. 
STATIONERY 



Class 162. Equipment for and processes used in making or preparing stationery, 
account books, copy books, envelopes, bags, wrappers, etc. 

Class 163. Made-up paper and card-board; ruled, bordered or ornamented paper, 
note paper, envelopes, pockets, bags; school copy books, memorandum 
books, note books, letter-copying books, account books, book covers, 
letter files; menu cards, playing cards, paper boxes, cases; packages 
of cigarette papers, etc. 

Class 164. Desk furnishings, inks, pens, pencils, penholders, crayon holders, wax 
and wafers, paper weights, ink stands, letter presses, etc. 

Class 165. Artists' materials for painting, architecture, sculpture, pyrography and 
drawing; canvasses, panels, crayons, brushes, hair pencils, mathematical 
instruments for architects, etchers, engravers, burners, sculptors, trac- 
ing papers and cloths; parchments; colors, varnishes, charcoals, pastels, 
stumps, lay figures, easels; color boxes and other artists' materials not 
named above. 

GROUP 29. 
CUTLERY 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 166. Special equipment for the manufacture of cutlery, particularly for grind- 
ing and polishing. 

Class 167. Table cutlery, pocket knives, knives with fixed blades. 

Class 168. Cutlery for gardeners, for vine culture and for various trades. 

Class 169. Scissors and work-box accessories. 

Class 170. Razors of all kinds. 

Class 171. Fine hardware in polished steel. 

Class 172. Small silversmith's ware. 

Class 173. Side arms of all kinds. 

GROUP 30. 
SILVERSMITH'S AND GOLDSMITH'S WARE 

(Appliances, processes and products.) 

Class 174. Special equipment for manufacture, hand tools; outfit for casting; ma- 
chinery (lathes, scales, etc.); outfit for electroplating, etc. Methods 
of work. 

Class 175. Gold and silversmith's work for religious or common uses, in gold, silver, 
bronze or other metals; plated ware; articles gilt or silver-plated by 
any processes. 

Class 176. Enameled work; goldsmith's enamel; enamels painted upon metal. 

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GROUP 31. 
JEWELRY 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 177. Special equipment. Methods of work. 

Class 178. Fine jewelry. 

Class 179. Lapidary work; diamond cutting; cutting of gems; engraving on fine 
stones; Engraving of hard cameos and shells. (See Department 
B, Group 14.) 

Class 180. Gold and silver jewelry. Jewelry in platinum, aluminum, etc. Jewelry 
set with precious stones. 

Class 181. Imitation lapidary ^ofk. Imitation of precious stones, pearls, etc. 

Class 182. Gilt jewelry; imitation jewelry in copper and other metals; steel jew- 
elry, mourning jewelry in jet and in glass; jewelry in coral; amber, 
mother-of-pearl, etc. 

GROUP 32. 
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 183. Special equipment for manufacturing clocks and watches; hand tools; 
machine tools (lathes and other tools); measuring instruments. 

Class 184. Preparation of various metals used by watch and clock makers. Sep- 
arate parts of watch and clock work; springs; watch cases in precious 
or common metals; holes and fittings in rubies or other jewels; 
enameled or other dials, etc. 

Class 185. Clocks for churches and public buildings, time recorders. 

Class 186. Astronomical clocks. Marine chronometers. 

Class 187. Clocks moved by electricity, air or water. 

Class 188. Ornamental clocks and timekeepers;" regulators; alarm clocks. 

Class 189. Watches; chronometers; watchmen's time registers. 

Class 190. Metronomes, pedometers, various recording instruments. Clepsydras 
and hour glasses. 

Class 191. Chimes connected with clock work. 

GROUP 33. 
PRODUCTIONS IN MARBLE, BRONZE, CAST IRON AND WROUGHT IRON 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 192. Special equipment for manufacture; types of foundries; patterns and 
moulds; outfit for chasing and repousse work; processes for mechanical 
reduction. 

Class 193. Reproductions of works of art^in marble, stone, plaster, terra cotta, wax, 
etc. 

Class 194. Art work and reproductions of art in metals. 

Class 195. Repousse, stamped and damascened metals. 

GROUP 34. 

BRUSHES, FINE LEATHER ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES AND BASKET 

WORK 

(Equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 196. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of brushes, fine leather 
articles, fancy articles and basket work. 

Class 197. Brushes; toilet brushes designated as fine brushes, brushes for house- 
hold, harness and stable use, etc., designated as coarse brushes; 
brushes for artists and for house painting, designated as paint brushes; 
feather brushes; brooms; carpet sweepers. 

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CLASSIFICATION. 



Class 198. Fine leather goods; dressing cases, traveling bags, scabbards, portemon- 
naies, portfolios, toilet cases, note books, cigar cases, small objects 
and fancy articles in skins; clasps for portemonnaies and hand bags. 

Class 199. Fancy articles; work boxes and small fancy furniture, liquor cases, glove 
boxes, jewel cases; turned articles, engine turned, carved, engraved in 
ivory, tortoise shell, mother-of-pearl, etc., pipes and smokers' articles, 
snuff boxes; toilet and other combs in ivory, tortoise shell, horn, cellu- 
loid, boxwood, etc.; various articles in lacquer work, small bronzes. 

Class 200. Basket 'work; baskets and hampers for common use, fancy baskets for 
confectioners, for household use, traveling, etc.; arti'Cles in grass. 

GROUP 35. 

ARTICLES FOR TRAVELING AND FOR CAMPING; INDIA RUBBER AND 

GUTTA PERCHA INDUSTRIES. 

Class 201. Trunks, valises, bags, satchels, dressing and traveling cases; packing 
cases and boxes; shawl straps, etc. Locks and other fittings for 
trunks, valises, etc. Cushions. Alpenstocks, grapnels, parasols. Vari- 
ous requisites for travelers. 

Class 202. Portable equipment specially prepared for traveling and for scientific ex- 
peditions, outfits for geologists, mineralogists, naturalists, colonists, 
pioneers, explorers, etc. 

Class 203. Tents and accessories. Beds, hammocks, seats, folding chairs and other 
camp furniture and equipment. 

Class 204. Tents and furniture of military types. 

Class 205. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of India rubber and 
gutta percha goods. 

Class 206. General products of the India rubber and gutta percha industries. Wa- 
terproof clothing and boots and shoes. 

GROUP 36. 
TOYS 

Class 207. Equipment and processes used in the manufacture of toys. 

Class 208. Playthings; dolls; talking dolls and accessories, playthings in metal, dolls' 
dinner and tea services, children's watches, mechanical toys, arms and 
- equipment for children, musical instruments, dolls' furniture, horses, 
animals, carts, toys in India rubber, and in gold beaters' skin, scien- 
tific and educational toys. Games. 

GROUP 37. 

DECORATION AND FIXED FURNITURE OF BUILDINGS AND 

DWELLINGS 
Permanent Decoration of Public Buildings and of Dwellings. 

Class 209. Plans, drawings and models of permanent decoration. 

Class 210. Carpentry; models of frame work, roof work, vaults, domes, wooden 

partitions, etc. 
Class 211. Ornamental joiner work; doors, windows, panels, inlaid floors, organ 

cases, choir stalls, etc. 
Class 212. Permanent decorations in marble, stone, plaster, papier-mache, carton 

pierre, etc. 
Class 213. Ornamental carvings and pyrographics. 
Class 214. Iron work and locksmiths' work applied to decoration; grill work and 

doors in cast or wrought iron (See Department B, Group 14); 

doors and balustrades in bronze; roof decoration in lead, copper, zinc, 

dormers, spires, finials, vanes; crest and ridge work. 
Class 215. Decorative paintings on stone, wood, metal, canvas, or other surfaces. 

Signs of all varieties. 
Class 216. Mosaic decorations in stone or marble for flooring; enameled mosaic 

for walls and vaulted surfaces. 
Class 217. Various applications of ceramics to the permanent decoration of public 

buildings and dwellings. 

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CLASSIFICATION. 



GROUP 38. 
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 

Class 218. Sideboards, bookcases, tables, stands, beds, desks, files, cabinets, ward- 
robes, chiffoniers, chairs, billiard tables, etc. Settees, couches and 
lounges. 

GROUP 39. 

STAINED GLASS. 

Class 219. Stained glass for churches, public buildings and private dwellings. Speci- 
mens of various kinds of glass used for decorative windows. Special 
enamels. Models of window tracery. (See Department B, Group 14.) 

GROUP 40. 
MORTUARY MONUMENTS AND UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS 

Class 220. Marble, stone and metal monuments; mausoleums and fittings. 
Class 221. Coffins, caskets and undertakers' furnishing goods. 

GROUP 41. 
HARDWARE 

(Equipments, methods and products.) 

Class 222. Special tools, not included in the class of machine tools, used by smiths, 
farriers, bolt makers, screw cutters, wire drawers, nail makers, buckle 
makers, chain makers, copper-smiths, tin-smiths,, edge tool makers, iron 
founders, ironmongers, lock-smiths, model makers, etc. 

Class 223. Hardware not otherwise provided for, made of plates, forgings, or cast- 
ings. Pipe fittings, cocks, taps, etc.; bells; machine-made bronzes; 
shoes for horses and for other animals; flatirons, etc. 

Class 224. Bolts, nuts and screws for wood or metal. 

Class 225. Products of nail making and wire drawing. Nails, brads, tacks, staples; 
wire; wire ropes, barbed wire, wire fencing, wire cloth, and wire 
gauze; wire springs. 

Class 226. Buckle making, and kindred industries; rings, hooks, hinges. 

Class 227. Chain making and kindred industries. 

Class 228. Household utensils in metal. 

Class 229. Metal plates, flanged, stamped, decorated, perforated, etc. 

Class 230. Enameled plates and castings for buildings, household and general use. 

Class 231. Hollow ware, cast or pressed, plain, polished, japanned, enameled, gran- 
itized or porcelain lined. 

Class 232. Tubes and pipe, drawn, welded or cast. 

Class 233. Sheet metal, stamped, spun, flanged, decorated, perforated; caps, buttons, 
eyelets, cans; lamp-shades, etc. 

Class 234. Products of exact and fine metal working; spectacle frames; fine springs. 

Class 235. Edge tools and other tools; scythes, sickles, pruning hooks; machetes; 
axes, adzes, hatchets; chisels, planes, boring tools, saws, hammers, 
files, etc. 

Class 236. Pulleys and pulley blocks. 

Class 237. Builders' and upholsterers' hardware; fittings and fastenings for doors, 
windows, etc.; casters, clamps, brackets, pulls, etc. 

Clafss 238. Safes, safety vaults and accessories; safe locks. 

Class 239. Metal work, cast, wrought, of wire; for stair railings, balusters, balconies, 
grill work, etc. 

Class 240. Metal work, plated, enameled, etc., for bedsteads, gas and electric light 
fixtures, store fixtures, cash carriers, etc. 

Class 241. Garden furniture and vases in metal. 

Class 242. Summer houses and pavilions in metal; bird cages, aviaries, awnings, 
verandas. 

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Class 243. Metal shutters for windows, doors; screens and Venetian blinds. 

Class 244. Various products of exact rolling or of beating of gold, silver and tin; 

metallic foils. 
Class 245. Various products of gilding or plating with metals. 
Class 246. Galvanized, tinned or leaded sheet iron. 
Class 247. Builders' work in sheet metal. 



GROUP 42. 

PAPER HANGING 

(Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 248. Special raw materials used in the manufacture of wall paper. 

Class 249. Machinery for printing wall paper and fancy papers. Machines for en- 
graving printing rollers. Flat wood blocks or copper plates, engraved 
by hand. Drawing pens. Machines for varnishing, glazing, calender- 
ing, embossing, gilding, flocking, rolling and cutting. 

Class 250. Special brushes and cloths used in the laying of wall paper. 

Class 251. Stained papers, printed papers. Flocked, marbled, veined, gilt papers. 
Papers for book covers, binding, etc. Artistic paper. Enameled and 
glazed paper. Imitations of wood and of leather. Window shades 
painted or printed, and fixtures for, 

GROUP 43. 

CARPETS, TAPESTRIES AND FABRICS FOR UPHOLSTERY 

(Materials, equipment, methods and products.) 

Class 252. Special machinery for the manufacture of carpets and tapestry; high- 
warp looms, low-warp looms, bobbin-winders, etc. 

Class 253. Carpets, moquette, tapestry, brussels or velvet. Felt carpets, rugs, mats, 
etc. 

Class 254. Furniture and wall coverings, materials in silk, wool, cotton, linen, jute, 
ramie, grass, plain, mixed, brocaded, printed, embroidered. Horse-hair 
cloths, vegetable leather, moleskin, etc. Leather for hangings and for 
covering furniture, (See Department B, Group 14.) Oilcloths and 
linoleum, 

GROUP 44. 

UPHOLSTERERS' DECORATIONS 

Class 255. Decoration for puT^lic and private festivals, for religious services, etc. 

Buntings, flags. 
Class 256. Bed furniture, upholstered chairs, canopies, curtains, hangings of cloth 

or tapestry; frames; framed mirrors, etc. 

GROUP 45. 

- CERAMICS 

(Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 257. Raw materials, particularly chemical products used in ceramic industries. 
(See Department L, Group 116.) 

Class 258. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of earthenware; ma- 
chines for turning, pressing and moulding earthenware; machines for 
making brick, roofing tile, drain tile, and pottery for building purposes; 
furnaces, kilns, muffles, and baking apparatus; appliances for prepar- 
ing and grinding enamels. 

Class 259. Various porcelains. 

Class 260. Bisque of porcelain and of earthenware. 

Class 261, Earthenware of white or colored body, with transparent or tin glazes. 
Faience. 

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CLASSIFICATION. 



Class 262. Earthenware and terra cotta for agricultural purposes; paving tiles, 

enameled lava. 
Class 263. Stoneware, plain and decorated. 

Class 264. Tiles, plain, encaustic and decorated; mosaics, bricks, paving bricks, pipes. 
Class 265. Fire-proof materials. (See Department L, Group 116.) 
Class 266. Statuettes, groups and ornaments in. terra cotta. 
Class 267. Enamels applied to ceramics. 
Class 268. Mosaics of clay or of enamel. 
Class 269. Mural designs; borders for fire-places and Mantels. (See Department 

B, Group 14.) 

GROUP 46. 
PLUMBING AND SANITARY MATERIALS 

Class 270. Sanitary earthenware; bathing apparatus and attachments, lavatory fit- 
tings, laundry tubs, basins, cocks, draws, etc.; sewerage apparatus, 
plumbers' appliances. 

GROUP 47. 

GLASS AND CRYSTAL 

(Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) 

Class 271. Raw materials and particularly chemical products used in the manufac- 
ture of glass. 

Class 272. Equipment and processes used in the manufacture of glass and crystal; 
equipment for the preparation of raw materials; furnaces; blowing 
apparatus; moulds; lathes for engraving and shaping; apparatus for 
cutting and for casting, etc. 

Class 273. Window glass, white or colored, fluted, enameled, etc. Glass for pho- 
tography. (I!urved glass. 

Class 274. Plate glass, rough or polished. Silvered glass. Glass for pavements. 
Mirrors for projections. Glass with surface in relief. 

Class 275. Table glass; glass or crystal, white or colored, cut or engraved; glass- 
ware and glass apparatus for scientific uses. 

Class 276. Ornamental glass. 

Class 277. Bottles. 

Class 278. Enamels; their application to glass. 

Class 279. Mosaics of glass. 

Class 280. Imitation precious stones. 

Class 281. Watch glasses; spectacle glasses. 

Class 282. Glass used for optical purposes. 

GROUP 48. 
APPARATUS AND PROCESSES FOR HEATING AND VENTILATION 

Class 283. Heating by steam, hot water, hot air, and their combinations. 

Class 284. Methods of conveying and distributing steam,' hot water and hot air used 

separately or in combination. 
Class 285. Stoves and furnaces peculiar to the various systems of heating. 
Class 286. Radiators of heat of all kinds and sizes. Steam or hot water boilers. 

Steam or hot water ranges. Hot air pipes. Hot air stoves. 
Class 287. Apparatus for household heating and for the preparation and cooking 

of food; kitchen utensils, and miscellaneous articles for household uses. 

Stoves or chimneys, fixed or movable. 
Class 288. Apparatus for heating by petroleum or by gas. 
Class 289. Steam cooking ranges. Kitchen ranges of all kinds, stoves used at the 

same time for cooking food and for warming apartments. Stoves 

adapted to certain special forms of cooking. Stove apparatus, fixed 

or movable, used for preparing food or beverages in large quantities. 

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CLASSIFICATION. 



Class 290. Natural ventilation; ventilation by exhaustion; ventilation by mechanical 
means and their combinations. 

Class 291. Plans and models of buildings, heated and ventilated; public buildings, 
factories, dwelling houses. 

Class 292. Ventilators and displacers of "air. Up-draft ventilators. 

Class 293. Methods for the direct renewal of air to warmed and ventilated apart- 
ments. 

Class 294. Ventilators operated by the wind or by difference of temperature. 

Class 295. Sanitation and ventilation of kitchens and small living rooms. 

Class 296. Accessories to heating and ventilation. Measuring and registering ap- 
paratus; thermometers, self-registering thermometers, pyrometers, ane- 
mometers, manomometers for measuring low gas pressures, and for 
indicating the level of water in pipes; appliances for measuring the flow 
of steam through pipes; registering apparatus of every kind. 

Class 297. Thermostats; distributing and regulating apparatus; regulators of tem- 
perature; regulators of draught; regulators of. pressure; automatic drip 
cocks and air cocks; cocks specially fitted for heating apparatus. 

Class 298. Chimney fittings. Dampers for chimneys; closing of flues; opening for 
hot air and ventilation. Gratings and plates. Metallic casings for 
heating apparatus; special sheet iron chimney pots. 

Class 299. Fireplace and chimney pottery. Stoves and chimneys in earthenware. 
Ornaments. Earthenware of every sort for the fireplace. Refractory 
materials for hearths, hot air stoves, linings and chimnej^s. 

Class 300. Hearth furniture: fire lighters; ash sifters; utensils for cleaning and 
repairing; accessories. 

GROUP 49. 
APPARATUS AND METHODS, NOT ELECTRICAL, FOR LIGHTING 

Class 301. Lighting by means of vegetable or mineral oils (petroleum, shale, heavy 
oil, heavy oil sprayed, spirit) ; lamps, burners, wicks, lamp chimneys, 
etc.; apparatus for domestic, industrial and public lighting. 

Class 302. Lighting by gas; lamps, burners, chimneys, burners of flat flame. Argand 
burners, burners for recuperation, for carburizing, for incandescence, 
apparatus for domestic, industrial and public lighting. 

Class 303. Accessories to lighting: lighters, glasses, globes, shades, reflectors, 
screens, smoke consumers, etc. 

GROUP 50. 

TEXTILES 
Materials and processes for Spinning and Rope Making. 

Class 304. Machinery and apparatus used irw preparing and spinning textile mate- 
rials. 

Class 305. Apparatus used in subsequent operations: spooling, winding, twisting, 
throwing. Mechanical finishing of goods. 

Class 306. Detached parts of spinning machinery and special machines for their 
manufacture. 

Class 307. Apparatus for sorting, testing- and registering. Apparatus for perfecting. 
Equipment for making cordage. 

GROUP 51. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF 

TEXTILE FABRICS 

Class 308. Apparatus used in operations preliminary to weaving; machines for 
warping, cop winders. Card preparing machines. 

Class 309. Hand and power looms for weaving plain cloths. Looms for weaving 
brocaded and embroidered fabrics, box looms. 

Class 310. Knitting machinery for hosiery. Machinery for making lace and tulle. 
Machinery for making trimmings. 

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GROUP 52. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN BLEACHING, DYEING, PRINT- 
ING AND FINISHING TEXTILES IN THEIR VARIOUS STAGES 

Class 311. Apparatus for singeing, brushing and shearing textile fabrics. 

Class 312. Apparatus for washing in lye, scouring, washing, drying and moistening 
various textile materials, whether matted, combed, in thread or in the 
web. 

Class 313. Apparatus for boiling and staining dye stuffs and stuffs for thickening 
fabrics. 

Class 314. Equipment for engraving in relief or in incised work patterns for print- 
ing on textiles. 

Class 315. Machines for starching, dyeing or printing. Apparatus for steaming. 

Class 316. Machinery of all kinds for finishing goods; for fulling, and for teazling, 
tenterframes, calendars, machines for glazing, watering, embossing, 
beetling. Machines for measuring, foldiiig, etc. 

Class 317. Appliances used for dyeing silks, for beating, shaking up, pinning out, 
lustering, etc. 

Class 318. Sweating boxes for thickening, apparatus for spotting, apparatus for 
bleaching by electricity. 

Class 319. Equipment and processes for laundry work. Treating with lye. Wash- 
ing and rinsing, drying, ironing and finishing. 

Class 320. Industry of the dyers and scourers; dry cleaning by benzine and its 
derivatives; cleaning by wet process; dyeing, pressing. 

Class 321. Specimens of textile^ materials bleached or dyed before spinning. 

Class 322. Specimens of threads or yarns of cotton, linen, wool, silk, etc., pure or 
mixed, bleached, dyed or mottled. 

Class 323. Specimens of textile fabrics bleached, dyed or printed. 

Class 324. Specimens of threads, yarns or fabrics which have been sized. 

Class 325. Specimens of chemical thickening of textile materials before they have 
been spun or woven. 



GROUP 53. • 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN SEWING AND MAKING WEAR- 
ING APPAREL 



Class 326 
Class 327 
Class 328 
Class 329 

Class 330 
Class 331 
Class 332 

Class 333 
Class 334 



Common implements used in needle work. 

Machines for cutting cloths, skins and leathers. 

Machines for sewing, stitching, hemming, embroidering, etc. 

Machines for making button-holes; for sewing gloves, leather, boots 

and. shoes, etc.; plaiting straw f 01* hats. 
Tailors' geese and flatirons. 
Busts and figures for trying on garments. 
Machines for preparing separate parts of boots and shoes (stamping, 

moulding, etc.). 
Machines for lasting, pegging, screwing, nailing. 
Machines foj making hats of straw, felt, etc. 



GROUP 54. 

THREADS AND FABRICS OF COTTON 

Class 335. Cotton prepared and spun. 

Class 336. Fabrics of cotton, pure or mixed, plain or figured, unbleached, dyed or 

printed. 
Class 337. Cotton velvets. 
Class 338. Cotton ribbons. 
Class 339. Counterpanes. 

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CLASSIFICATION. 



GROUP 55. 

THREADS AND FABRICS OF VEGETABLE FIBRES OTHER THAN 

COTTON 

Class 340. Threads of vegetable fibres; flax, hemp, jute, ramie, etc. 

Class 341. Fabrics of vegetable fibres other than cotton; plain and figured canvas, 
ticking, damask, linen, cambrics and lawns, plain and fancy handker- 
chiefs, etc. 

Class 342. Fabrics of flax or hemp, mixed with cotton or silk. 

Class 343. Fabrics of vegetable fibres other than cotton; flax, hemp, jute, ramie, etc. 

Class 344. Cordage; cables, rope, twine, etc. 



Class 345 
Class 346 

Class 347 
Class 348 
Class 349 

Class 350 

Class 351 

Class 352 
Class 353 
Class 354 

Class 355 
Class 356 
Class 357 



GROUP 56. 
YARNS AND FABRICS OF ANIMAL FIBRES 

Combed animal fibres. Yarn of combed animal fibres. 

Carded animal fibres. Rovings, unbleached or dyed. Yarn of carded 

animal fibres. 
Clothes of combed or carded animal fibres. 
Clothes for ladies' wear. 
Dress goods of combed or carded animal fibres, mixed with cotton or 

silk. 
Muslins delaine, tweeds, merinos, china-satins, serges, mohairs, etc. 
Fabrics of carded animal fibres, not fulled or slightly fulled; flannels, 

tartans, molletons, etc. 
Knitted stuffs in combed or carded animal fibres. 
Shawls of animal fibres, pure or mixed. 
Ribbons and braids of animal fibres, pure or rnixed with cotton, flax, silk 

or floss silk. 
Fabrics of hair, pure or mixed. 
Blankets. 
Felts of animal fibres for carpets, hats, boots and shoes, etc. 



GROUP 57. 

SILK AND FABRICS OF SILK 

Class 358. Silk raw, thrown, twisted. 

Class 359. Floss silk and silk waste. 

Class 360. Threads of floss silk, and silk waste. 

Class 361. Artificial silks. 

Class 362. Fabrics of pure silk, silk floss, or silk waste, fabrics of silk or silk floss 

mixed with gold, silver, wool, cotton, thread, etc., plain, figured, or 

brocaded, unbleached, dyed or printed. 
Class 363. Velvets and plushes. 

Class 364. Ribbons of sifk or silk floss, pure or mixed. 
Class 365. Shawls of silk or silk floss, pure or mixed. 



GROUP 58. 
LACES, EMBROIDERY AND TRlj^MINGS 

Class 366. Lace made by hand; laces, blond or guipure, wrought on pillow or with 
the needle or crochet, made of flax, cotton, silk, wool, gold, silver or 
other threads. 

Class 367. Laces made by machinery; tulles, plain or embroidered; imitation lace, 
blond and guipure, in thread of every kind. 

Class 368. Embroidery made by hand; embroidery by needle or crochet with thread 
of every kind, on all kinds of grounds (fabric, net, tulle, skin, etc.), 
including needle work upon canvas as well as embroidery applique, or 
ornamented with gems, pearls, jet, spangles, of metal or other mate- 
rial, feathers, shells, etc. 

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CLASSIFICATION. 



Class 369. Embroidery made by machinery, with the foundation preserved, or with 
the foundation cut or burned away. 

Class 370. Trimmings; galloons, lace or braids, fringes, tassels, all kinds of applique 
and ornamental -^ork, hand made or woven, for millinery or garments, 
ecclesiastical vestments, civil or military uniforms; for furniture, sad- 
dlery, carriages, etc.; threads and plates of mefal, gold or silver, real 
or imitation, spangles, chenilles, and all other articles used for trim- 
mings. 

Class 371. Church embroidery; church ornaments and linen; altar-cloths, banners 
and other'objects for religious ceremonies in fabrics, ornamented with 
lace, embroideries and trimmings. 

Class 2)1'^' Curtains with lace, guipure, or embroidery, upon tulle or fabrics; blinds, 
screens, portieres, lambrequins, and other draperies, ornamented with 
lace, embroidery and trimmings. 

GROUP 59. 

INDUSTRIES PRODUCING WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN AND 

CHILDREN 

Class 2>1Z- Clothing to measure for men and boys; ordinary costumes, suits for hunt- 
ing and riding, leather breeches and similar articles, suits for gym- 
nastic uses and games, military and civil uniforms, campaign clothing 
of special types, robes and costumes for magistrates, members of the 
bar, professors, ecclesiastics, etc., liveries, various costumes for 
children. 

Class 374. Clothing, ready made for men and boys. 

Class 375. Clothing to measure for women and girls; dresses, vests, jackets, cloaks 
(made by ladies' tailors, dress makers, or cloak makers), riding habits, 
sporting suits. 

Class Z1^- Clothing ready made for women and girls. Patterns. 

GROUP 60. 
LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES, FURS AND SKINS, FUR CLOTHING 

Class 'i'l'J' Leather in every variety; tanned, curried, enameled, patent-leather, wash 

leather, etc. 
Class 378. Boots and shoes, for men, women and children, boots, bootees, shoes, 

slippers, pumps, overshoes, soles, accessories, etc.; gaiters. 
Class 379. Gloves. 

Class 380. Furs and skins, dressed and tanned. 
Class 381. Fur clothing, caps, hats, hoods, gloves, boots, etc. 
Class 382. Fur mats and robes; fur trimmings. 

GROUP 61. 
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES CONNECTED WITH CLOTHING 

(Processes and products.) 

Class 383. Hats; hats of felt, wool, straw, silk; caps, trimmings for hats. 

Class 384, ArtJ.ficial flowers for dressing the hair, for dress, and for all other uses. 

Feathers. Millinery. Hair: coiffures, wigs, switches. 
Class 385. Shirts and underclothing for men, women and children. 
Class 386. Hosiery of cotton, wool, silk, and floss silk, etc.; knitted hosiery; cravats 

and neck-ties. 
Class 387. Corsets and corset-fitting. 
Class 388. Elastic goods, suspenders, garters, belts. 

Class 389. Canes, whips, riding whips, sun-shades, parasols, umbrellas. 
Class 390. Buttons; buttons of china, metal, cloth, silk, mother-of-pearl or other 

shell, ivory-nut, horn, bone, papier-mache, etc. 
Class 391. Buckles, eyelets, hooks and eyes, pins, needles, etc. 
Class 392. Fans and handscreens. 

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Department D — Manufactures. 



UNITED STATES. 



Stationery. 



GROUP 28. 

Dept. No. Location. 

363. American Metal Edge Box Co., Chi-^ 

cago, 111. Metal corner paper boxes. 
Block 12-A, corner 5th and A Sts. 

364. Art Metal Construction Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Metallic fixtures, filing de- 
vices and furniture. (V. I.) Block i, 
49 G St. 

Pioneer makers and largest producers of 
metal equipment for the care of books 
and papers for all descriptions of busi- 
ness. Do not fail to examine our display, 
showing standard metal furniture, includ- 
ing vault cases, office furniture, bank 
counters and appliances, library stacks 
and other equipment. St. Louis office, 
2225 De Kalb St. 
1282. Bankers Ink Co., Kansas City, Mo. 

Writing desks, mucilages. (V. L) 
323. Barnard, Geo. D. & Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Blank books and stationery. (V. 

I.) Block I, 49 G St. 
Blank book makers, lithographers" and 
printers, Vandeventer and Laclede Ave., 
St. Louis. The largest house in the 
world. We claim individuality. In qual- 
ity, weight and finish, we supply what 
the up-to-date, critical purchaser seeks, 
which, together with our prices and serv- 
ice, make us known as givers of best 
values. 
244. Bradley Stencil Machine Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Stencil machines. (V. I.) 

Block 7, 72 E St. 
1045. Cincinnati Game Co., Cincinnati. 

Games of all sorts. (V. 1.) Block 12. 

6th and E Sts. 
i486. Cupples, Samuel, Envelope Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Envelopes and postal 

cards. Block 10, co'Vner sth and C Sts. 
619. Cushman & Denison Mfg. Co., New 

York City. Numbering and dating ma- 
chines, time stamps. (V. I.) Block 

27-A, 88 E St. 
1287. Egry Autographic Register Co., 

Dayton, O. Autographic registers and 

supplies. (V. I.) Block 4-B, 71 E St. 
406. Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co., 

Camden, N. J. Pens and pen holders. 

(V. I.)' Block 8, y(i E St. 

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GROUP 28. . 

Dept. No. Location. '^ 

47. Globe-Wernicke Co., Cincinnati, O. 

Office furniture and sectional book 
cases. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 4th and G 
Sts. 

2001. Hunt, C. Howard, Pen Co., Cam- 
den, N. J. Steel pens. (V. I.) Block 
5, .50 F St. 

25. Knowlton & Beach, Rochester, N, 
Y. Paper box machines. Block 12-A, 
5th and B Sts. 

414. Krag Metallic Construction Co., 
Chicago, 111. Steel office filing furni- 
ture. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 3d and F Sts. 

832. McAdams, John, & Sons, Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Ruling machinery. Block 12-C, 
5th and G Sts. 

537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Stationery. (V. I.) Block 
45-A, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 

598. New York Consolidated Card Co., 
New York City. Playing cards and ac- 
cessories. (V. I.) Block 46, 7 7th St. 

493. Parker Pen Co., Janesville, Wis. 
Fountain pens. (V. I.) Block 47, 132 
A St. 

916. Scott Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Toilet paper and devices, (V. I.) Block 
3-B, l(i F St. 

733. Shaw- Walker Co., Muskegon, Mich. 
Cabinets. (V. I.) Block 5, 38 E St. 

343. Union Bag & Paper Co., New York 

. City. Paper bags and paper, (V. I.) 
Block 3-B, 74 F St. 

24. United States Playing Card Co., Cin- 
cinnati, O. Playing cards. (V. I.) 
Block 46, 6th and C Sts. 

202. Waterman, L. E., Co., New York 
City. Fountain pens. (V. I.) Block 
46, 7th and C Sts. 

1403. Weber, F., & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Artists' materials. (V. I.) Block 46, 
6th and A Sts. 

GROUP 29. 
CUTLERY. 

284. Clauss Shear Co.^ Fremont, O, 

Cutlery, Block ii-B, 3rd. 4th and B 
Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1366. Farnham, F. H., Pittsburg, Pa. 

Cutlery and automobile tools. Block 

14-A, 3rd and A Sts. 

2023. Gillette Sales Co., Chicago, 111. 
Razors. 18 Hardware Arcade. 

449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 

Cutlery. (V. I.) Block 35-A, 4th, 5th, 

B and C Sts, 
279. Kampfe Brothers, New York City. 

Razors and supplies. Block ii-B, 3rd, 

4th and B Sts. 
1 142. Landers, Frary & Clark, New Brit- 
ain, Conn. Cutlery. (V. I.) Block 

40-B, 5th and C Sts. \ 

523. National Cutlery Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Cutlery. Block 7-A, 2nd and D 

Sts. 
977. Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Cutlery. Block lo-A, 4th, B and 

C Sts. 
Keen Kutter cutlery is made of selected 
and tested steel by experienced artisans 
of great skill. Each blade in the pocket 
knives is rigidly inspected to guard 
against flaws. The shears have distinctive 
nut and bolt feature making perfect 
continued adjustments. Keen Kutter cut- 
lery is the best that money and brains 
can produce. 

2024. Walden Knife Co., Walden, New 
York. Cutlery. Block ii-B, 4th and 
A Sts. 

GROUP 30. 

SILVERSMITHS' AND G O L D- 
SMITHS' WARE. 

731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Hand wrought copper and enamel 
goods. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 70 B St. 

449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Silverware, goldware, bronzes. (V. I.) 
Block 35-A, 4th, 5th, B and C Sts. 

537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Goldsmiths' and silver- 
smiths' ware. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 5th, 
6th, B and C Sts. 

GROUP 31. 
JEWELRY. 

731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Hand carved jewelry, odd stones, etc. 

(V. L) Block 35-B, 70 B St. 
10. Barber Jewelry Mfg. Co., New York 

City. Stone jewelry. (V. I.) Block 

48. 
413. Barrios Diamond Co., Chicago, 111. 

Jewelry and imitation diamonds. (V. 

L) Block 47, 138 A St. 
606. Gardner, Mrs. Mary A., St. Louis, 

Mo. Fish scale jewelry. (V. L) Block 

45-B, 6th and A Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1413. Linton, P. & A., Providence, R. 

1. Jewelry. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 129 

A St. 
57. Loeb, Wm., & Co., Providence, R. I. 

Gold rings. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 6tn 

and B Sts. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Jewelry. (V. I.) Block 

42, 131 C St. 
822. Porterfield Turquois Mines Co., Sil- 
ver City, N. M. Turquoises. (V. L) 

Block 34, 4th and A Sts. 
66. Universal Silver & Jewelry Polish 

Co., Denver, Colo. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 

82 G St. 

GROUP 32. 
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING. 

875. Collins Electric Clock Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Electric clocks. (V. I.) 
Block 38. 
619. Cushman & Denison Mfg. Co., New 
York City. Time stamps. (V. I.) 
Block 27-A, 88 E St. 
194. Dey Time Register Co., Chicago, 
111. Time registers and watchman's 
clocks. (V. L) Block 27-A, 84 E St. 
471. Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Clocks. (V. I.) Block 34, 9 
4th St. 
20. IngersoU, Robert H., & Bro., New 
York City. Watches. (V. I.) Block 
46, 8 6th St. 
1205. Johnson Service Co., Milwaukee, 
Wis. Pneumatic clock appliances. 
Block 7-A, 3rd and D Sts. 
419. Newman Clock Co., Chicago, 111. 
Watchman's clocks and time records. 
(V. L) Block 3-B, 74 E St. 
998. Smith, Geo. W., & Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Hall clocks. (V. L) Block 
37, 52 A St. 

GROUP 33. 
PRODUCTIONS IN MARBLE, 

BRONZE AND IRON. 
1313. American Art Marble Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Marble and onyx produc- 
tions. (V. I.) Block 7, 68 E St. 
Manufacturers of decorative marbles. All 
fine marbles reproduced in columns, pil- 
asters, slabs and mouldings. Many of 
the finest National and State buildings 
are decorated with our marble. Exhibit 
located in Varied Industries Building. 
Special inducements for export trade. 
609-61 1-613 North American Street, Phila- 
delphia. Cable address "Quadrant." 
1029. Bailey Company, The, Detroit, 
Mich. Art novelties, statuary. (V,. L) 
Block 45-B, 134 B St. 
449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Bronzes. (V. L) Block 45- A, 4th, 5th. 
B and C Sts. 



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Dept. No, Location. 

2002. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda 
water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A 
and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

2003. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Philadel- 
phia. Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. (V. 
I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and F 
Sts. 

2004. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., 
New York City. Soda water apparatus. 
(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and 
F Sts. 

537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Bronzes. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 

2005. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Statuary. (V. I.) Block 37, 58 A St. 

920. Miller, F. W., New York City. 
Decoration casts. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 
65 A St. 

1015. Munich Statuary Co., Milwaukee, 

Wis. Statuary. (V. I.) Block 49, 
152 A St. 

2006. Puffer, A. D., & Sons, Boston, 

Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) 
Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

2007. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. 

Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 
4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

2008. Miltzins, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, 

Wis. Statuary. (V. I.) Block Z7, 
58 A St. 

GROUP 34. 

BRUSHES, FINE LEATHER ARTI- 
CLES, NOVELTIES. 

1199. Albaugh Bros., Dover & Co., Chi- 
cago, 111. Hand process for clean- 
ing carpets, etc. Block ii-B, 20 3d St. 

352. Ames-Bonner Co., Toledo, O. 

Toilet and household brushes. (V. L) 
Block 48, 146 A St. 

2009. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Fancy articles. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 
70 B St. 

1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 

Fancy articles and novelties. (V. L) 
Block 35-B, 134 B St. 

302. Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co., Grand 

Rapids, Mich. Carpet sweepers. Block 
12-A, 4th and B Sts. 

1154. General Compressed Air House 

Cleaning Co., St. Louis, Mo. Com- 
pressed air machinery for cleaning 
houses. Block ii-A, 2nd and A Sts. 

449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Fine leather articles. (V. I.) Block 
35-A, 4th, 5th and C Sts. 

549. Grossman, Henry, St. Augustine, 
Fla. Leather goods. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 135 A St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

588. Hayden Mop Co., New York City. 

Alops. Block 12-A, 24 4th St. 
617. Kraus & Glauberg, New York City. 

Combs and hair ornaments. Block 
24-B, 36 loth St. 

637. Langsdorf, S., & Co., New York 

City. Toilet sets. (V. L) Block 32, 

59 A St. 
972. Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, O. 

Metal signs and advertising novelties. 

(V. L) Block 45-B, 135 A St. 
537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Fine leather goods. (V. 

L) Block 45-B, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 

237. Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co., 

Milwaukee, Wis. Floor brushes. Block 

ii-B, 22, 4th St. 
Used by the Official Janitoring & Clean- 
ing Co. John Jamieson, Supt. 

892. National Sweeper Co., Marion, Ind. 

Carpet sweepers. Block 12-A, 4th and 

A Sts. 
1272. Navajo Indian Blanket Stores Co., 

New York City. Fancy work made by 

Indians. Block 23-B, 8th and C Sts. 
1220. Patek Novelty Mfg. Co., New 

York City. Metal and wood fancy 

articles and novelties. (V. I.) Block 

47, 134 A St. 

1286. Reed, A. L., Co., New York City. 

Leather goods. (V. I.) Block 32, 
63 A St. 

1271. Tibbe, H., & Son Mfg. Co., Wash- 
ington, Mo. Corn cob pipes. (V. L) 
Block 43, 143 C St. 

2. Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N. 
J. Goods in celluloid, ribbon and metal. 
(V. L) Block 29-D, n7 C St. 

GROUP 35. 

ARTICLES FOR CAMPING AND 

TRAVELING— INDIA RUBBER 

INDUSTRIES. 

134. Apsley Rubber Co., Hudson, Mass. 

Rubber boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 

7E 8th St. 
274. Goodrich, B. F., Co., Akron, O. 

Rubber goods. Block 12-B, 5th, 6th, 

B and G Sts. 
990. St. Louis Trunk Hardware Mfg. 

Co., St. Louis, Mo. Trunk trimmings. 

Block 14-A, 2d and A Sts. 
508. Tower, A, J., Company, Boston, 

Mass. Oiled clothing and fabrics. 

Block 23-B. 9th and B Sts. 

GROUP 36. 

TOYS. 

715. Parker Brothers, Salem, Mass. 
Games. (V. I.) Block 24, 13Q E St. 



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GROUP 37. 
DECORATION AND FIXED FUR- 
NITURE OF BUILDINGS AND 
DWELLINGS. 

Dept. No. Location. 

1313. American Art Marble Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Marble and onyx decora- 
tions. (V. I.) Block 7, 68 E St. 

786. American Soda Fountain Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Store: fixtures. (V. I.) 
Block 4-B ,4th and F Sts. 

1293. Adkin, C. B., . Knoxville, Tenn. 
Mantels. (Y. I.) Block 29-A, 5th and 
E Sts. 

159. Baumgarten, Wm., & Co., New 
York City. Interior decorations and 
furniture. (V. I.) Block 34, 3d and 
C Sts. 

946. Beattie Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Interior decorations and fixed furni- 
ture. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 4th and E Sts. 

1367. Bird, J. A. & W., & Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Roofing materials. (V. I.) Block 
18, 161 G St. 

1422. Crystal Case Company, Alliance, 
O. Show case. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
G and F Sts. 

1421. Exhibition Show Case Co., Erie, 

Pa. Ribbon case. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 

G and F Sts. 
1425. Gillet Novelty Co., Detroit, Mich. 

Peanut cabinet and warmer. (V. I.) 

Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 
1402. Hackner, E., La Crosse, Wis. 

Church wood carvings, statuary. (V. 

I.) Blocks 4-A and 10. 

2010. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda 
water apparatus. Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 
nth and F Sts. 

162. Interior Hardwood Co., Indianap- 
olis, Ind. Parquetry flooring. (V. I.) 
Block 25, 144 E St. 

201 1. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. 
(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and 
F Sts. 

2012. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., 
New York City. Soda water apparatus. 
(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and 
F Sts. 

1423. McNaught, G. W., & Sons, Glid- 
den, la. Shelving. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
G and F Sts. 

2013. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Church furniture and decorations. (V. 
I.) Block 37. 58 A St. 

920. Miller, F. W., New York City. Dec- 
orative casts. (V. I.) Block 35, 65 A St. 

1015. Municle Statuary Co., Milwaukee, 
Wis. Interior decorations, church stat- 
uary. (V. I.) Block 49, 152 A St. 

1467. Perfection Fixture Co., Flint, 
Mich. Hat cabinets. (V. T.) Block 
3-A, G and F Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

2014. Puffer, A. D., & Sons, Boston, 
Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) 
Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

1 1 79. Rischke-Gottfried Mfg. Co., Pitts- 
burg, Pa. Machine for dressing, finish- 
ing and polishing. Block 11, Hardware 
Arcade. 

628. St. Louis Bank Fixture Co., St. 
Louis, Mo." Interior decoration and 
fixed furniture. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 
4th and F Sts. 

1420. Teed, W. L., Sons & Co., Sayre, 
Pa. Banana tree and pickle cabinet. 
(V. I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 

2015. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. 
Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Block 
4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

590. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New 
York City. Warm air registers, ven- 
tilators, work in brass and bronze. (V. 
I.) Block 4-A, nth and G Sts. 

1 124. United Metile Co., Boston, Mass. 
Material for tilings. (V. I.) Block 
13-B, 129 E St. 

1 161. Warren, J. D., Mfg. Co., Chicago, 
111. Hardware shelving. (V. I.) Block 
3-A, G and F Sts. 

GROUP 38. 

OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FUR- 
NITURE. 

44. Allen, D. H., & Co., Miamisburg, O. 

Reading table, furniture. (V. I.) Block 
26, 156 E St. ' 

365. American Bed Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Enameled iron beds. (V. I.) Block 
13-A, 6th and G Sts. 

786. American Soda Fountain Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Soda fountains, store fix- 
tures. (V. I.) Block 4-A, nth and 
F Sts. 

1050. Aude Fiarniture Co., St Louis, Mo. 
Tables, pedestals. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 
6th and F Sts. 

159. Baumgarten, William, & Co., New 
York City. Furniture. (V. I.) Block 
34, 3rd and C Sts. 

946. Beattie Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Bank fixtures. (V. I.) Block 33, 4th 
and E Sts. 

211. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 67 8th St. 

212. Berkey, Wm. A., Furniture Co., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. 
I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 

604. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Billiard tables, bar fix- 
tures, etc. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 4th and 
F Sts. 

1314. Century Furniture Co., Grand Rap- 
' ids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 
2T and 22, 7th and G Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

931. Comfort Furniture Co., Detroit, 

Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Block 26, 

148 E St. 
1 140. Flory, Marion, Logansport, Ind. 

inlaid library table. (V. I.) 
60. Frankfort Chair Co., Frankfort, Ky. 

Chairs, rockers. (V. I.) Block 16, 

141 G St. 
47. Globe- Wernicke Co., Cincinnati, O. 

Office furniture. (V^ I.) Block 3-A, 

4th and G Sts. 

214. Grand Rapids Chair Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 

215. Grand Rapids Fancy Furniture Co., 
Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. 
I.) Blocks 21 and 22. 

216. Grand Rapids Table Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 70 6th St. 

217. Gunn Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 70 7th St. 

1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda 

water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A 

and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 
639. Horsman, Frank, Jr., Providence, 

R. I. Table. (V. I.) 
54. Karpen, S., & Bro., Chicago, 111. 

Upholstered furniture. (V. I.) Block 

34, 51 A St. 
4. Kochs, Theo. A., Co., Chicago, 111. 

Barber chairs, furniture. (V. I.) Block 

4-B, 4th and E Sts. 
694. Koken Barber Supply Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Barber furniture. (V. I.) 

Block 4-B, 71 E St. 
818. Kostuba, C. J., St. Louis, Mo. Fur- 
niture. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 6th and 

F Sts. 
414. Krag Metallic Construction Co., 

Chicago, 111. Office furniture. (V. I.) 

Block 3-A, 3rd and F Sts. 
1301. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. 

(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and 

F Sts. 
137. Lyons, Hugh, & Co., Lansing, Mich. 

Store fixtures, figures and forms, (V. 

I.) Block 3-A, 4th and F Sts. 

218. Luce Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 67 7th St. 

1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., 
New York City. Soda water apparatus. 
(V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and 
F Sts. 

1128. Minneapolis Desk Mfg. Co., Min- 
neapolis, Minn. Office desks. (V. I.) 
Block 13-A. I2T F St. 

730. National Cash Register Co., Day- 
ton, O. Cash registers. (V. I.) Block 
27-A, 92 E St. 

Pioneer in register making; total output, 



Dept. No. Location. 

380,000 machines. 931 patents, covering 
20,000 claims. Dayton factory utilizes 
32 acres floor space; factories in Canada 
and Germany. Diplomas and highesi 
awards from Chicago, Omaha, Paris, Buf- 
falo and Charleston, where Nationals 
were adopted. Over 600 Nationals in use 
at this Fair. 

220. Nelson-Matter Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 69 and 71 7th St. 

221. New England Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V\ I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

448. Norwich Nickel & Brass Co., Nor- 
wich, Conn. Figures, forms, display 
fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-B, ^7 E St. 

222. Oriel Cabinet Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V, I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

450. Owen, D. T., Co., Cleveland, O. 
Bed and couch in one piece. (V. I.) 
Block 26, 152 E St. 

223. Paine, C. S., Co., Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 7th and G Sts. 

157. Pantasote Leather Co., New York 

City. Leather upholstered furniture. 

(V. I.) Block 4-B, nth and E Sts. 
1305. Puffer, A. D., & Son, Boston, Mass. 

Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 

4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 
997. Quaker Shops, The, Philadelphia, 

Pa. Hand made furniture. (V. I.) 

Block 36, 46 A St. 
The Quaker Shops Corporation was 
formed for the development of handi- 
craft as applicable to the house interior. 
The trade mark signifies that its products 
are the result of the union of Heart and 
Hand. It will be found upon each article 
of Quaker Shop production, and carries 
with the guarantee of the makers as to 
quality and genuineness. 

225. Retting & Sweet, Grand Rapids, 
Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 
and 22, 72 7th St. 

226. Royal Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, 
. Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 

and 22, 68 7th St. 
1361. Safety Folding Bed Co., Detroit, 

Mich. Folding beds. (V. I.) Block 

13-B. 6th and F Sts. 
628. St. Louis Bank Fixture Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Bank fixtures. (V. I.) 

Block 3-B. 4th and F Sts. 
73^. Shaw- Walker Co.. Muskegon, Mich. 

Office furniture. (V. I.) Block 5, 

38 E St. 
943. Sherer Bros. Co., Chicago, 111. 

Grocerv '^unply cabinets. (V. I.) Block 

3-A. 47 F St. 
654. Smith & Davis Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Springs, mattresses, beds. (V. I.) 



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Dept. No. Location, 

Blocks 15-A and 15-B, 121 and 131 

G St. 
1298. Stewart Mattress Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Mattresses. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 

125 F St. 
227. Stickley Bros. Co., Grand Rapids, 

Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 

and 22, 76 8th St. 
1306. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. 

Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 

4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 

229. Valley City Desk Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22. 

230. Welch Folding Bed Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 70 6th St. 

231. Widdicomb Furniture Co., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) 
Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 

GROUP 39. 
STAINED GLASS. 

1363. Calvert & Kimberly, New York 

City. Stained glass windows. (V. I.) 

Block 27-C, 9 5th St. 
1031. Flanagan & Biedenweg, Chicago, 

111. Stained glass windows. (V. I.) 

Blocks 29-C and 29-D, 26, ZZ and 39 

5th St. 
1493. Ford Bros., Minneapolis, Minn. 

Stained glass. (V. I.) Block 27-B, 13 

5th St. 
1294. Herndl, Maria, Milwaukee, Wis. 

Glass painting. (V. I.) Block 27-D, 

23 5th St. 
Kerwin, E. F., Ornamental Glass Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Ornamental glass. (V. L) 

Block 27-D, 19 5th St. 
464. McCuUy & Miles Co., Chicago, 111. 

Stained glass windows. (V. I.) Block 

27-A, 19 and 39 5th St. 
648. Von Gerichten Art Glass Co., Co- 
lumbus, O. Stained glass. (V. L) 

Blocks 29-A and 29-B, 46 5th St. 
The largest and best specially equipped 
stained glass establishment in America. 
We have artists direct from London, 
Alunich and Paris, and use imported an- 
tique glass to a great extent. We also 
make fine figure windows of opalescent 
glass entirely, as our stock is most se- 
lect. Estimates furnished free. Send 
for catalogue. 

GROUP 40. 

MORTUARY MONUMENTS AND 
UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS. 

1359. Barclay Brothers, Barre, Vt. 

Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 
1358. Bugbee & Alexander, Barre, Vt. 

M/'arker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1349. Corskie & Son, Barre, Vt. Marker. 
Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1360. Emslie, McLeod & Co., Barre, Vt. 
Monument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1352. Jones Bros. Co., Barre, Vt. Monu- 
ment. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1351. McDonald & Buchan, Barre, Vt. 
Vase. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1353' Mclver & Matheson, Barre, Vt. 
Monument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1354. Marr & Gordon, Barre, Vt. Mon- 
ument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1356. Milne, Clarihen & Gray, Barre, Vt. 
Marker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

259. Monumental Bronze Co., Bridge- 
port, Conn. Monuments and statuary. 
Block 14-A, 8 2nd St. 

1350. Ryle & McCormick Co., Mont- 
pelier, Vt. Monuments. Block 13, 2nd 
and A Sts. 

292. St. Louis CofBn Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Caskets and coffins, funeral cars. 
Block 14-A, 3 3rd St. 

1355. Smith, E. L., & Co., Barre, Vt. 
Monument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

1357' Wells, Lamson & Co., Barre, Vt. 
Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 

GROUP 41. 
HARDWARE. 

779. American Can Co., New York City. 

C)heet metal containers. Block lo-B, 

6th and C Sts. 
800. American Iron & Steel Mfg Co., 

Lebanon, Pa. Bolts, nuts, rivets and 

kindred articles. Block 8-B, 5th and 

C Sts. 
1478. American Swiss File & Tool Co., 

New York City. Steel files. Block 

7-A. 
845. Ames, Oliver, & Sons, Corporation, 

North Easton, Mass. Shovels, spades, 

scoops, etc. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
842. Ames Shovel & Tool Co., Boston, 

Mass. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. 

Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
827. Baum, J., Safe & Lock Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Fire and burglar proof safes. 

Block lo-B, 2>^ 5th St. 
21. Berger Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Sheet metal. (V. I.). Block 9, 105 

G St. 

37. Bommer Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Spring hinges. Block lo-A, c;th and 
C Sts. 

409. Broderick & Bascom Rope Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Wire ropes and cables. 
Block 9-B, 4th and B Sts. 
1222. Brohard Co., The, Philadelphia, 

Pa. Door stops, expansion bolts, etc. 
Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

969. Capewell Horse Nail Co., Hartford, 

Conn. Horse nails. Block lO-A, 5th 

and B Sts. 
63. Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip 

Co., Detroit, Mich. Metal weather 

strips. (V. I.) Block 17, 149 G St. 
1441. Crescent Novelty Mfg. Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Special tools. (V. I.) 

Block 38. 
315. Devlin, Thos., Mfg. Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Iron, brass and steel cast- 
ings Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 
727. Eagle Lock Co., New York City. 

Locks and hardware. Block 8-A, 4th 

and C Sts. 
294. Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Hardware specialties. Block 7-A, 

2nd and C Sts. 
1366. Farnham, F. H., Pittsburg, Pa. 

Automatic tools. Block 14-A, 3rd and 

A Sts. 
1 138. Goshen Mfg. Co., Goshen, Ind. 

Ladders, lawn-swings and hay-slings. 

(V. L) Block 26, 160 E St. 
847. Griffiths, Geo., Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. 

Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
663. Hallanan, Michael, New York City. 

Rubber horse shoe pads. Block 12-C, 

58 G St. 
750. Hanney Mfg. ^Co., Chicago, 111: 

Ventilating sash lift. Block 8-A, 53 

5th St. 

1279. Hart & Cooley Co., New Britain, 
Conn. Hardware specialties. Block 
8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 

556. Hartshorn, Stewart, Co., East 
Newark, N. J. Shade rollers and spe- 
cial devices. (V. L) Block 3-A, 3rd 
and G Sts. 

915. Hutchins Roller Swing Co., Alton, 
111. (V. I.) Lawn and porch swings. 
Block 5, 46 E St. 

290. International Steel Post Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Steel posts, fencing ma- 
chines, gates. Block lo-A, 2i7 5th St. 

1447. Jones Cushion Horse Shoe Co., 
Aurora, 111. Cushioned horse shoes. 
Block 12-C, 6th and G Sts. 

1 143. Landers, Frary & Clark, New 

Britain, Conn. Kitchen hardware. 
Block 8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 

1280. Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., Wake- 
field, Mass. Wrought iron pipes and 
fittings. Block 8-B, 5th and D Sts. 

609. Lupton's, David, Sons Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Metal window frames. 
Block 2-A, 2nd, 3rd and E Sts. 

1203. Manganese Steel Safe Co., New 

York City. Safes. Block lo-B, 40 
5th St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

972. Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, O. 

Stamped metal signs and plates. (V. 
I.) Block 45-B, 135 A St. 
1495. Mesker & Bro., St. Louis, Mo. 
Galvanized steel house fronts. Block 
3-B, 36 5th St. 

843. Meyers, H. M., Co., Beaver Falls, 
Pa. Shovel, spades and scoops. Block 
9-B, 4th and C Sts. 

287. Miller Keyless Lock Co., Kent, O. 
Keyless locks. Block 9-A, 26 C and 
27 F Sts. 

410. Millers Falls Co., Millers Falls, 
Mass. Hardware and tools. Block 
9-A, 3rd and C Sts. 

532. Missouri Lamp & Mfg. Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Sheet brass and copper 
goods. Block 8-A, 50 4th St. 

236. National Safe & Lock Co., Cleve- 
land, O. Safes and vault doors. Block 
lo-B, 57 B St. 

522. National Specialty Mfg. Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Hardware specialties. 
Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 

121 1. Newman Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, O. 

Mechanical display figures. (V. I.) 
Block 3-A, 55 F St. 

402. NichoUs Mfg. Co., Ottumwa, la. 

Carpenters' squares and mitre boxes. 
Block 8-A, sth and C Sts. 

249. Oneida Community, Niagara Falls, 

N. Y. Game traps, steel chains, hard- 
ware specialties. Block lO-B, 5th and 
B Sts. 

426. Peters Cartridge Co., Cincinnati, 

O. Ammunition. Block 9-A, 2nd, B 
and F Sts. 

2020. Philadelphia Commercial Museum, 

Philadelphia, Pa. Bureau of Com- 
merce. Block ii-A. 
524. Philadelphia Malleable Iron Works, 

Philadelphia, Pa. Marine and awning 
hardware. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 

418. Remington Arms Co., Ilion, N. Y. 

Sporting and military fire arms. Block 

9-B, 3rd and B Sts. 
Government contractors and manufactur- 
ers. Works established in 1816. The 
most extensive manufacturers of military 
fire arms in America. Remington pro- 
ducts have won nine gold, fourteen silver 
and twelve bronze medals at various ex- 
hibitions, including Chicago 1893, Buffalo 
1901, Omaha 1S98-99, Philadelphia 1876, 
Paris, etc. 

844. Rowland's, T., Sons, Cheltenham, 
Pa. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. 
Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 

610. Russell, William, Cincinnati, O. 
Horse shoes. Block 8-A, 52 4th St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

1492. St. Louis Automatic Funnel Co., 

St. Louig, Mo. Funnels. Block 8-B, 

52 5th St. 
848. St. Louis Shovel Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Shovels, scoops, spades, etc. Block 

9-B, 4th and C Sts. 
427. Savage Arms Co., Utica, N. Y. 

Fire arms and ammunition. Block 9-B, 

3rd and C Sts. 
943. Sherer Bros. Co., Chicago, 111. 

Grocery supply cabinets, store fixtures. 

(V. I.) Block 3-A, 46 ,G St. and 47 

F St. 
977. Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Edge tools. Block lo-A, 4th, B 

and C Sts. 
Keen Kutter edge tools are made of the 
highest grade steel suitable for purpose 
intended by skilled experienced work- 
men; inspection severe, selection most 
careful, every tool tested. Many of the 
tools have distinctive points of merit 
for durability, finish and satisfaction to 
the user. Keen Kutter edge tools are 
without equal. 
599. Sloan, Frank B., & Co., Baltimore, 

Md. Sash pulleys. Block 7-A, 2nd 

and D Sts. 
257. Spring Steel Fence & Wire Co., 

Anderson, Ind. Woven wire fence. 

Block 9-A, 26 F St. 
911. Stanley Rule & Level Co., New 

Britain, Conn. Model work bench 'with 

tools and levels in place. Block 8-B, 

6th, C and D Sts. 
1216. Stevens, J., Arms & Tool Co., Chi- 

copee Falls, Mass. Firearms. Block 
• ii-A, 3rd and B Sts. 
933. Stewart Iron Works Co., Cincin- 
nati, O. Iron fencing, gates and lawn 

furniture. Block ii-A, 2nd and B Sts. 
719. Union Metallic Cartridge Co., 

Bridgeport, Conn. Metallic cartridges. 

Block 9-A, 3rd and B Sts. 
1372 Van Dorn Iron Works, Cleveland, 

O. Iron chairs and letters. Block A, 

26 C St., and 27 F St. 
1472. Ventilating Shade Adjuster Co., 

Kansas City, Mo. Ventilating shade ad- 
juster. . 15 Hardware Arcade. 
55 Victor Safe & Lock Co., Cincinnati, 

O. Safes, vaults, bank deposit work. 

Block lo-B, 6th and B Sts. 
2021. Walker Patented Pivoted Bin Co., 

Philadelphia, Pa. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 

46 G St. and 47 F St. 
1 161. Warren, J. D., Mfg. Co., Chicago, 

111. Hardware shelving. (V. I.) Block 

3-A, 50 G St. and 51 F St. 
383. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 

New Haven, Conn. Guns and ammu- 
nition. Block 9-A, 2nd and C Sts. 



Dept. No... Location. 

1393. Whitely Exerciser Co., Chicago, 
111. Exerciser. 12 Hardware Arcade. 

1039. White Mop Wringer Co., Jamaica, 
Vt. Mop wringer. 2 Hardware Ar- 
cade. 

1342. Window Swinging Co., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Swinging window. 14 Hard- 
ware Arcade. 

846. Wright Shovel Co., Anderson, Ind. 
Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Block 
9-B, 4th and C Sts. 

1391. Zeno Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Dumb 
bell and exerciser. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 
46 G St., 47 F St. 

GROUP 42. 

PAPER HANGING. 

1218. Graves, Robert, Co., New York 

City. Wall paper. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 
79 F St. 

GROUP 43. 

CARPETS, TAPESTRIES AND FAB- 
RICS FOR UPHOLSTERY. 

479. Baldwin Brothers, New York City. 

Artistic leather, leather furniture. V. 

I.) Block 30, 47 C St. 
159. Baumgarten, William, & Co., New 

York City. Interior decorations. (V. 

I.) Block 34, 3rd and C Sts. 
621. Bigelow Carpet Co., New York 

City. Carpets, rugs. (V. I.) Blocks 

II and 12, 5th and F, 12th and F, 5th 

and E, 12th and E Sts. 
666. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mass. 

Mohair plush. Block 28-B. 
7. Economy Rug Co., Davenport, la. 

Rug machinery. (V. I.) Block 25, 140 

E St. 
129. Emmerich, Chas., & Co., Chicago, 

111. Pillows. (V. I.) Block 13-A, I2th, 

F and G Sts. 
795. Hertel, Mrs. F. M., Chicago, 111. 

Tapestry pictures. (V. I.) Block 10. 
157. Pantasote Leather Co., New York 

City. Leather for upholstery. (V. I.) 

Block 4-B, nth, E and F Sts. 
Pantasote leather was the original and is 
the standard leather substitute upholstery 
material. Highest World's Fair Medal, 
1893; Edward Longstreth's Medal of 
Merit, Franklin Inst., 1896; Philadelphia 
Export Exp. highest medal, 1899; Pan- 
American Exp. gold medal, 1901. Panta- 
sote car shade material is the standard in 
all large systems in the U. S. 
288. Richter Mfg. Co., Tenafly, N. J. 

Burlaps. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 75 F St. 
1 501. Philadelphia Tapestry Mills, Phil- 
adelphia, Pa. Tapestries. (V. I.) 

Block 13-A, 122 G St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

629. Standard Table Oil Cloth Co., New 

York City. Oil cloths. (V. I.) Block 
13-B, I2th, E and F Sts. 

1295. Straus, M., & Sons, Newark, N. J. 
Upholstering leather. Block 18-A, 165 
H St. 

921. Wiggin's, H. B., Sons Co., Bloom- 
field, N. J. Textile goods for decora- 
tion, wall coverings, tapestries. (V. I.) 
Block 6, 58 E St. 

GROUP 44. 
UPHOLSTERERS' DECORATIONS. 

505. Botanical Decorating Co., Chicago, 

111. Preserved plants, artificial flowers, 
etc. (V. I.) Block 4-B, 79 E St. 

129. Emmerich, Chas., & Co., Chicago, 
111. Pillows. (V. I.) Block 13-A, i2th, 
F and G Sts. 

656. Hinde & Dauch Paper Co., San- 
dusky, O. Bolster rolls. (V. I.) Block 
8, 8q E St. 

1 136. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Metal wares for church use. (V. I.) 
Block Z7. 58 A St. 

1298. Stewart Mattress Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Mattresses. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 
125 F St. 

640. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, 
Wis. Church statuary, vestments, 
regalia, etc. (V. I.) Block 37, 58 A St. 

GROUP 45. . 

CERAMICS. 

136. American Terra Cotta & Ceramic 

Co., Chicago, 111. Art pottery. (V.-I.) 

Block 35-B, 4th and A Sts. 
1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 

Pottery. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 134 B St. 
797. Baker, Miss Pearl, Rochester, Ind. 

Decorated lemonade pitcher. (V. I.) 

Block 45^B, 132 B St. 
797. Brown, Miss Alice E., Indianapolis, 

Ind. Decorated tray, dish and vase. 

(V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
797. Bruner, Mrs. Grace Newell, Ko- 

komo, Ind. Ice tea set, china placque 

framed. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
797. Carver, Mrs. Mary R., Indianapolis, 

Ind. Slab, figure decoration, vase, 

plate. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
797. Charles, Mrs. Lulu, Marion, Ind. 

Hand painted china. (V. I.) Block 

45-B, 132 B St. 
797. Commons, Mrs. A. B. Richmond, 

Ind. Plate, vase. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 

132 B St. 
797. Conard, Miss Catherine, Indianapo- 
lis, Ind. Decorated china jug and 

plate. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

797. Day, Mrs. Walter S., Indianapolis, 

Ind. Pottery collection. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
797. English, Mrs. Warden Booth, In- 
dianapolis, Ind. Porcelain coffee set. 
(V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
297. Evans & Howard Fire Brick Co., 
St. Louis, Mo. Clay products, fire- 
brick, sewer pipe, etc. Block i, 2nd 
and E Sts. 
This company was established in 1857. 
Its factory is the largest of its kind in the 
U. S. Special attention is given to the 
quality of its product, which is recog- 
nized as standard throughout the coun- 
try. Its specialty is the manufacture of 
sewer and culvert pipe, in sizes 3 to 36 
inches, fire brick, locomotive tile and 
other clay products. 

797. Fry, Miss Laura A., Lafayette, Ind. 
Ceramic collection.' (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 132 E St. 
774. Grueby Faience Co., Boston, Mass. 
Pottery, lamps and decorated tiles. 
(V. I.) Block 38, 64 A St. 
Established in Boston 1897. Gold Medals 
at Paris, St. Petersburg, Turin and Buf- 
fala The Grueby exhibit includes dupli- 
cates of a large part of the decorations 
of the New York Subway stations, a va- 
riety of forms in pottery, and the new 
Grueby-Tiffany lamps. The museum col- 
lection of Grueby pottery is in the Art 
Department. 

797. Hadley, Mrs. T. A., Indianapolis, 
Ind. Vase, placque, pitcher and bon- 
bon dish. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B 
St. 
797. Henley, Mrs. Albert, Indianapolis, 
Ind. Tankard, six plates, conventional 
and original design. (V. I.) Block 
45-B, 132 B St. 

797. Indiana State Commission, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Decorated china. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 132 B St. 

1032. Iowa State Commission, Adel, la. 

State Pottery Exhibit. Block 2-A, 87 

3rd St. 

308. Laclede Fire Brick Mfg. Co., St. 

Louis, ]\Io. Gas benches, fire and vitri- 
fied brick, clay products. Block 14-B, 
3rd and A Sts, 4th and A Sts. 
Established 1844. Capital and surplus 
over $1,000,000. Three large factories, 
50 acres of the celebrated Cheltenham 
fire clay. Special attention to high grade 
fire brick. Erecters of coal gas benches 
with horizontal or inclined retorts. High- 
est awards at St. Louis Fairs for 35 years 
and at New Orleans Exposition 1884. 
797. Luce, Miss Parcia, Logansport, Ind. 
Decorated sugar bowl and creamer. 
(V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 



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Dept. No, Location. 

797. Marsh, Mrs. Susan R., Muncie, Ind. 
Miniature portraits on ivory. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 132 B St. 

70. National Fire Proofing Co., Chicago, 
111. Fire proofing tile and bricks. 
Block 2-B, 3rd and E Sts., 4th and E 
Sts. 

1502. Nicol Co., The, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Fire proofing construction materials. 
Block 2-A, 88 2nd St. 

797. Orndorff, Mrs. Amellia, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Red Cloud Indian (china), 
Irish spinning wheel, minature portraits 
on ivory and porcelain. (V. I.) Block 
4S-B, 132 B St. 

797. Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Young, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Vase, plaque. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 132 B St. 

797. Punsch, H. O., Richmond Ind. 
Vases, table tops, tankard, portrait of 
Wm. McKinley's mother. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 132 B St. 

18. Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati, 
O. Ornamental faience, including 
vases, etc. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 71 A 
St., and yd B St. 

797. Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenberg, 
Ind. China painting "Ecce Homo," 
decorated vase. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 
• 132 B St. 

797. Stubbs, Mrs. L. D., Richmond, Ind. 

Vase, figure work on china. (V. I.) 
Block 45, 132 B St. 

797. Taylor, Miss Myrtle L., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Flower plate, vase. (V. I.) 
Block 45-B, 132 B St. 

544. Van Briggle Pottery Co., The, 

Colorado Springs, Colo. Art pottery, 
art tiles. (V. I.) Block 34, 4th and 
C Sts. 
Established 1901; incorporated 1902. A 
mat glaze ware, hard fire, in dull rich 
colors which are also carried out in 
title. Human and flower forms used in 
decoration. 

797. Welsch, Mrs. M., Indianapolis, Ind. 

Porcelain slab, plate, tobacco jar. (V. 
I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 
797. Whitridge, Miss Bessie, Richmond, 

Ind. Framed porcelain slab, figure 
work china. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 
B St. 

289. Winkle Terra Cotta Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Architectural terra cotta, and 
kindred goods. Block 5-A, 3rd and 
E St. 

GROUP 46. 

718. Day Metallic Mfg. Co., Detroit, 

Mich. Plumbers' specialties. Block 4, 
38 6th St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

575. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. 

Plumbing, water and gas supplies. 

Block 6-A; 4th, 5th and E Sts. 
243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Sanitary plumbing materials. 

Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 5th St. 
45. Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., Pitts- 
burg, Pa. Porcelain enameled iron 

sanitary ware. Block 3-A, 4th, 5th and 

E Sts. 
161. Trenton Potteries Co., Trenton, N. 

J. Bath tubs, lavatories, etc. Block 

2-B, 88 3rd St. and 87 4th St. 
685. Tremont Mfg. Co., Roxbury, Mass. 

Plumbers, steam and gas fitters' tools. 

Block 9-A, 25 B St. 

GROUP 47. 
GLASS AND CRYSTAL. 

1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 

Art glass. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 134 
B St. 
413. Barrios Diamond Co., Chicago, 111. 

Imitation diamonds. (V. I.) Block 47, 
138 A. St. 

979. Bent Glass Novelty Co., New York 
City. Art glass, lamps, etc. (V. I.) 
Block 39, 72 A. St. 

305. Cloissone Glass Co., New York 
City. Art glass for decorators' pur- 
poses. (V. I.) Block 27-A> 45 5th St. 

473. Mississippi Glass Co., St. Louis, 
Mo. Rolled figured glass, wire glass 
glass tubes, etc. Block 2-A; 2nd, 3rd 
and E Sts. 

Mississippi Glass Co.: figured rolled 

glass, rolled figured glass, ornamental 

building glass. 

Mississippi Wire Glass Co.: Approved 

fireproof glass, glass for diffusion of light, 

wire glass. 

Appert Glass Co.: Chemists ware, Ap- 

pert jars and chemists ware, glass coolers 

and storage jars. 

GROUP 48. 

APPARATUS AND PROCESSES FOR 
HEATING AND VENTILATION. 

591. Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., 

Pittsburg, Pa. Cooking utensils. Block 

8-A, 4th, 5th and D Sts 
156. American Radiator Co., Chicago, 

111. Heating apparatus. Block 6-B, 

5th, 6th and D Sts. 
388. American Stove Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Stoves. Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 
926. Channon Emery Stove Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and D 

Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

390. Clark, Geo. M., & Co., Chicago, 

111. Oil stoves. Block 6-B; 5th, 6th 

and E Sts. 
2033. Clark, J. H., Co., Portage, Wis. 

Fuel saver. 3 Hardware Arcade. 
416. Comstock Castle Stove Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves, ranges. Block 5-B, 3rd, 

4th and D Sts. 

2025. Crane, Wm. M., Co., New York 
City. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

392. Dangler Stove & Mfg. Co., Cleve- 
land, O. Gas and oil stoves. Block 
6-B, 5th and E, 6th and E Sts. 

2026. Detroit Stove Works, Detroit, 
Mich. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

2027. Eclipse Gas Stove Co., Rockford, 
111. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

2028. Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Kitchen utensils. Block 7-A. 
928. Excelsior Stove & Mfg. Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and 
D Sts. 

927. Gem City Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves, Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and D 

Sts. 

2029. General Electric Co., Schenectady, 

N, Y. Electric ventilators, heating and 

cooking devices. (Installed in Palace 

of Electricity). 
801. Glazier Stove Co., Chelsea, Mich. 

Oil stoves. Block 5-A, 3rd and D Sts. 
1 160. Handy Things Co., Ludington, 

Mich. Kitchen utensils. Block 9-A, 

3rd and F»Sts. 

2030. Kahn, F. & L., & Bros., Hamilton, 
O. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

82. Kinney Kabinet Kooker Ko., Chi- 
cago, 111. Steam cookers. Block 7-A, 
51 3rd St. 

2031. Landers, Frary & Clark, New 
Britain, Conn. Kitchen utensils. Block 
8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 

742. Lisk Mfg. Co., Canandaigua, N. Y. 
Enameled metal ware; nickel-plated 
ware. Block s-B, 3rd, 4th and E Sts. 

456. Majestic Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Steel ranges. Block 6-A, 4th, 5th and 
D Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

271. Malleable Steel Range Co., South 

Bend, Ind. Steel ranges. Block 7-B, 

3rd and D Sts. 
1023. Mason Heater Co., Bellaire, O. 

Furnaces, pipes, registers, enameled 

steel tile, gas stoves. Block 5-A, 67 

3rd St. 
1219. National Enameling & Stamping 

Co., Granite City, 111. Enameled metal 

ware. Block 7-B, 4th and C Sts. 
349. Ohio Steam Cooker Co., Toledo, O. 

Steam cookers. Block 5-A, 3rd and D 

Sts. 
1408. Peerless Cooker Co., Buffalo, N. 

Y. Steam cookers, laundry bucket. 

Block 7-B, 55 4th St. 
389. Quick Meal Stove Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Gas and oil stoves. Block 6-B, 

5th, 6th and E Sts. 

929. Quincy Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 
111. Stoves. Bfock 5-B, 3rd, 4th and 
D Sts. 

447. Ruud Mfg. Company, Pittsburg, 

Pa. Gas water heaters. Block 3-B, 

5th and E Sts. 
431. St. Louis Enameling Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Stoves, ranges. Block 7-A, 55 

3rd St. 

930. Sheridan Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 
111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd and D, 4th 
and D Sts. 

2032. Storrs Mica Co., Oswego, N. Y. 
Mica chimneys and canopies. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 
33-A, aisle D-5-E-6. With Western 
Gas Association). 

351. Toledo Cooker Co., Toledo, O. 
Steam cookers. Block ii-B, 21 4th St. 

397. Vollrath, Jacob J., Co., Sheboygan, 
Wis. Enameled metal ware. Block 
7-B, 4th and D Sts. 

883. Wagner Mfg. Co., Sidney, O. Alum- 
inum cooking utensils, nickel-plated 
ware. Block 8-B, 56 5th St. 

2033. Welsbach Company, Gloucester 
City, N. J. Historical and current gas 
burners. (Installed in Palace of Lib- 
eral Arts. Block 33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. 
With Western Gas Association.) 

925. White, Thomas, Stove Co., Quincy, 

111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and 

D Sts. 
821. Wrought Iron Range Co., St. Louis, 

Mo. Ranges, furnaces. Block 5-A, 2nd, 

8th and D Sts. 

GROUP 49. 

APPARATUS AND METHODS, NOT 
ELECTRICAL, FOR LIGHTING. 

901. Davis Acetylene Co., Elkhart, Ind. 

Acetvlene gas apparatus. Block 14-A, 
7 3d St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

894. Home Comfort Gas Machine Co., 
St. Louis, Mo. Gas machine. Outside 
of Manufactures Building. 

453. National Stove & Illuminating Co., 
Cleveland, O. Acetylene gas appli- 
ance. Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 

893. Selkirk & Eisner, St. Louis, Mo. 
Gas burner. Outside of Mfrs. Bldg. 

882. Sunlight Gas Co., Cincinnati, O. 
Gas generators.^ (V. I.) Block 9, iii 
G St. 

1 137. Western Gas Construction Co.,- 
Fort Wayne, Ind. Gas machine, tar 
extractors, ammonia washer, etc. Block 
15-A, 5th and A Sts. 

GROUP 51. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES 

USED IN THE MANUFACTURE 

OF TEXTILE FABRICS. 

759. Textile Machine Works, Reading, 

Pa. Machines for dress trimming and 
hosiery trade. Block 25-B, 24 8th St. 

GROUP 52. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES FOR 
LAUNDRY WORK. 

435. Nelson & Kreuter Co., Chicago, 

111. Laundry machinery. Block ii-A, 
3d and A Sts. 
1238. 1900 Washer Co., Binghamton, 

N. Y. Washing machine. Block ii-B, 
3d and A Sts. 

GROUP 53. 

EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES 
USED IN SEWING AND MAK- 
ING WEARING APPAREL. 

826. Curran, Edward, Chicago, 111. Gar- 
ment drafting machine. 7 Textile Ar- 
cade. 

2016. General Electric Co., Schenectady, 
N. Y. Electric flat irons. (Installed in 
Palace of Electricity.) 

137. Lyons, Hugh, & Co., Lansing, Mich. 
Wax figures, paper mache forms. (V. 
I.) . Block 3-K, 4th and F Sts. 

314. McCall Co., The, New York City. 
Paper patterns for ladies' dresses. 
Block 22-B, nth and C Sts. 

465. McDowell Co., The, New York 
City. Garment drafting machines. 
Block 24-A. 42 9th St. 

248. Singer Mfg. Co., New York City. 
Sewing machines in operation. Block 
23-A: 7th, 8th. B and C Sts. 

1046. Universal Button Fastening & But- 
ton Co., Detroit, Mich. Button at- 
taching machinery. Block 23-B, 9th 
and C Sts. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1028. Valentine, G. V., Chicago, .111.' 

Self calculating dress cutting system. 
Block 24-A, 36 9th St. 
1025. Young, Homer, Co., Toledo, O. 
Sewing machines. Block 24, nth and 
B Sts. 

GROUP 54. 

THREADS AND FABRICS OF COT- 
TON. 

490. Aberfoyle Mfg. Co., New York City. 

Cottons. Block 25-A, 7th and A Sts. 
1466. Amory Mfg. Co., Manchester, N. 

H. Cotton. Block 25-A, 8th and A 

Sts. 
1292. Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester, 

N. H. Cottons. Block 25, 8th and 

A Sts. 
13J6. Bausher, C. L., & Co., New York 

City. Cottons. Block 25-A, 8th and 

A Sts. 
553. Burton Bros. & Co., New York 

City. Cotton linings. Block 26-A, 

166 B St. 
203. Creighton & Burch, New York City. 

White goods, lace curtains, colored 

wash fabrics. Block 27-B, 8th and A 

Sts. 
92. Emden & Wormser, New York City. 

Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 20 8th St. 
155. Garner & Co., New York City. 

Cottons. Block 27-A, 7th and A Sts. 
275. Harding, Whitman & Co., Boston, 

Mass. Cottons, woolens. Block 28-A, 

9th, loth and A Sts. 
615. Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Cotton hammocks, ropes, 

thread. Block 28-A, 2 9th St. 
1465. Manchester Mills, Manchester, N. 

H. Cottons. Block 2S-A, 8th and A 

Sts. 
625. Palmer, I. E., Middletown, Conn. 

Fancy weaving on a single loom. 

Block 27-B I 9th St. 
867. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston, 

Mass. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8th and 

A Sts. 
120Q. Poor, J. Harper, & Co., New York 

City. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8 7th St. 

120Q. Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., 

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Lace curtains. Block 

25-B. 8th and A Sts. 
403. Stifel, J. L., & Sons, Wheeling, W. 

Va. Indigo prints. Block 27-B, 10 

8th St. 
3. Whitman, Clarence, & Co., New York 

City. Cottons, lace curtains and bed 

spreads. Block 25-B, 9th and A Sts. 
361. Woods, Joseph W., & Son, Boston. 

Mass. Cottons. Block 27-B, 9th and 

A Sts. 



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GROUP 55. 

THREADS AND FABRICS OF VEGE- 
TABLE FIBRES, OTHER THAN 
COTTON. 

Dept. No. Location. 

23. Plymouth Cordage Co., North Ply- 
mouth, i\Iass. Rope mill products. 
Block 27-B, 2 8th St. 

680. Stevens Linen Works, Boston, 

Mass. Linen crash towelings. Block 

27-A. 
This exhibit is made from stock taken 
from that ordinarily in store at the 
mill, and in the usual way of manufac- 
ture. It is submitted as a sample of 
honest goods made of unadulterated ma- 
terial, and comparison is invited, as to 
actual quality and especially wearing en- 
durance, with any other like grade of 
crash, either foreign or domestic. 

GROUP 56. 

YARNS AND FABRICS OF ANIMAL 
FIBRES. 

39. American Woolen Co., Providence, 

R. I. Woolens. Block 28-B, nth and 

A Sts. 
1365. Ballard Vale Mills, Ballard Vale, 

Miss. Flannels. Block 28-A, 7 loth St. 
1401. Charlotteville Woolen Mills, Char- 

lotteville, Va. Woolens. Block 28-B, 

8 loth St. 
666. Chase, L. C. & Co., Boston, Mass. 

Mohair car and furniture plush, robes, 
• horse blankets, etc. Block 28-B. 

2017. Harding, Whitman & Co., Boston, 
Mass. Yarns and fabrics of wool. 
Block 28-A, 9th, loth and A Sts. 

2018. Navajo Indian Blanket Stores Co., 
Denver, Colo. Indian blankets. Block 
23-B. 

867. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston, 
Mass. Woolen goods. Block 28-B, 
loth and A Sts. 

2019. Pendleton Woolen Mills, Pendle- 
ton, Ore. Blankets, Indian shawls, 
rugs, etc. (In Palace of Agriculture.) 

163. Seymour Woolen Factory Co., Sey- 
mour, Ind. Woolens and flannels. 
Block 28-B, 4 loth St. 

1047. Wostbrock, Henry J., Midland 
Park, N. J. Silk embroidered flannels. 
Block 24-A, 40 9th St. 

GROUP 57. 
SILK AND FABRICS OF SILK. 

792. American Silk Label Mfg. Co., 

New York City. Worm silk labels. 
Block 26-A. 
553. Burton BrcJs. & Co., New York 

City. Cotton and silk linings. Block 
26-A. 166 B St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

1304. Cardinal & Becker, Paterson, N. 

J. Silks. Block 26-B, 23 nth St. 
III. Chesters, Allen, Paterson, N. J. 

Pictures made of silk ribbons. Block 

24-A, loth and B Sts. 
1513- Compton & Knowles Loom 

Works, Worcester, Mass. Silk looms. 

Block 26-B, 23 loth St. 
890. Eastwood, Benjamin, Co., Paterson, 

N. J. Silks. Block 23-A, ,54 9th St. 

1319. Empire Silk Co., Paterson, N. J. 
Silks. Block 26-A, 165 A St. 

789. Johnson, Cowdin & Co., New York 
City. Ribbons. Block 26-A, 21 loth 
St. 

1320. Norfolk Silk Co., Norfolk, Va. 
Silks. Block 26-A, 165 A St. 

1318. Pelgram & Meyer, New York City. 
Silks. Block 26-B, loth and A Sts. 

1321. Phoenix Silk Mfg. Co., New York 
City. Silks. Block 26-B, loth and 
B Sts. 

278. Royal Weaving Co., Pawtucket, R. 

I. Cotton, silks and worsted fabrics. 

Block 26-B, nth and A Sts. 
793. Simon, R. & H., New York City. 

Silks, ribbon and velvets. Block 26-A, 

20 9th St. 

790. Smith & Kaufman, New York City. 
Ribbons. Block 26-A, 9th and A Sts. 

1322. Stearns, John N. & Co., New York 
City. Silks. Block 26-B, 175 A St. 

788. Strange, William, Co., New York 

City. Silks. Block 26-A, loth and A 
Sts. 

506. Sutro Bros. Braid Co., New York 

City. Braids. Block 26-A, loth and 
B Sts. 
57. Taylor Silk Mfg. Co., Paterson, N. 

J. Silk art pictures, mufiiers, hand- 
kerchiefs. Block 25-A, 23 8th St. 

1303. Tioga Silk Co., Athens, Pa. Silks. 

Block 26-B, 23 nth St. 

1302. Wimpfheimer, A., & Co., New? 

York City. Velvets and velveteens. 
Block 26-B, nth and B Sts. 

1417. York Silk Mfg. Co., New York 

City. Silks. Block 26-A, 9th and B 
Sts. 

GROUP 58. 

LACES, EMBROIDERY AND TRIM- 
MINGS. 

796. Bartholomew, Mrs. Homer, Tipton, 

Ind. Tatted collar. Block 24-A, 163 

B St. 
1445. Carter, Sybil, New York City. 

Handmade laces made by Indians. 
796. Craft, Mrs. Esther, Indianapolis, 

Ind. Lace stole collar. Block 24-A, 

163 B St. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

2034. Creighton & Burch, New York 

City. Lace curtains. Block 27-B, 8th 

and A Sts. 
92. Emden & Wormser, New York City. 

Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 20 8th St. 
796. Evans, Mrs. Chas., Indianapolis, 

Ind. Battenberg centerpiece. Block 

24- A, 163 B St. 
796. Gifford, Mrs. Mauly, Tipton, Ind. 

Battenberg centerpiece. Block 24-A, 

163 B St. 
796. Harding, Mrs. Irene, Tipton, Ind. 

Marie Antoinette dresser scarf. Block 

24-A, 163 B St. 
796. Indiana State Commission, Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Needlework and embroid^ 

ery. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 
796. Krame, Mrs. Tyler, Frankfort, Ind. 

Teneriffe centerpiece. Block 24-A, 163 

B St. 
796. Lentz, Mrs. Margaret, Indianapolis, 

Ind. Silk embroidery in original shad 

ing. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

2035. Lilly, Belle, La Grand, Ore. Hand- 
made doilies and centerpieces. (In- 
stalled in Palace of Agriculture.) 

796. Major, Mrs. S. Francis Cory, Shel- 
byville, Ind. Table covers. Block 
24-A, 163 B St. 

796. Miner, Miss Fannie, Indianapolis, 
Ind. Lace bertha, point lace braid. 
Block 25-A, 163 B St. 

796. Murphy, Mrs. John H., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Embroidered centerpiece. 
Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

796. Nash, Mrs. L. B., Tipton, Ind. 
Table cloth, embroidered center, lace 
border. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

1504. Proctor Teneriffe Lace Wheel Co., 
Viroqua, Wis. Lace wheel and em- 
broidery. 15 Textile Arcade. 

796. Russell, Mrs. Will E., Richmond, 
Ind. Lunch cloth embroidered. Block 
24-A. 163 B St. 

796. Salleck, Miss Roda E., Indianapolis, 
Ind. Leather and woodwork. Block 
24-A, 163 B St. 

796. Shaw, Mrs. Kossuth N., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Needle point fan cover 
and collar. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 

796. Thompson, Mrs. W. E., Anderson, 
Ind. Duchess lace centerpiece. Point 
lace handkerchief. Block 24-A, 163 
B St. 

1462. United Mfg. Co.. Edgewater, N. 
J. Embroidering and perforating ma- 
chinery, plush making machinery. Block 
24-A. 40 loth St. 

2036. Whitman, Clarence, & Co.. New 
York City. Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 
9th and A Sts. 

I2QQ. Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., 
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Lace curtains. Block 
2S-B. 8th and A Sts. 



Dent. No. Location. 

796. Williamson, Miss Mary A., Indian- 
apolis, Ind. Embroidery. Block 24-A. 
163 B St. 

GROUP 59. 

INDUSTRIES PRODUCING WEAR- 
ING APPAREL FOR MEN, WO-. 
MEN AND CHILDREN. 

336. Butterick Publishing Co., New York 

City. Patterns, fashion publications. 

Block 21-A, 7th and D Sts. 
964. Conway, N. F., Mfg. Co., Buffalo, 

N. Y. Infants' and dolls' clothes. Block 

24-B, loth and B Sts. 
1288. Hornthal, Benjamin & Reim, New 

York City. Men's clothing. Block 

25-A, 24 7th St. 

GROUP 60. 

LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES, 

FURS AND SKINS, FUR 

CLOTHING. 

43. American Oak Leather Co., St. 

Louis, Mo. Leather. Block 18-B, loth 

and E Sts. 
423. Banister, James A., Co., Newark, 

N. J. Boots, shoes and slippers. Block 

19-A, 145 D St. 
258. Banner Rubber Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Rubber boots and shoes. Block 22-A, 

loth and D Sts. 
675. Booth & Co., New York City. Fin- 
ishing of shoe leather. Block 17-B, 

8th, 9th, E and H Sts. 
770. Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Shoes. Block 20-A, 9th, loth, D and 

I Sts. 

866. Commonwealth Shoe & Leather 

Co., Boston, Mass. Men's fine shoes. 

Block 19-A, 146 E St. 
Our strong specialties: The famous 
"Bostonian," to retail at $3.50 and $4.00; 
"the Stoughton," to retail at $2.50 and 
$3.00; made in all leathers, snappy styles, 
highest grade of shoemaking. Sold only 
to' one dealer in a place. We furnish at- 
tractive advertising matter. Goods car- 
ried in stock, for sizing up. Send for 
catalogue. 

804. Deford Company, The. Baltimore, 

Md. Oak sole and belting leather. 
Block 18-B, 175 H St. 

420. England & Bryan, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Leather. Block 18-A, 9th and H Sts. 
494. Hanan & Son, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 8th 
and E Sts. 

667. Herriott Bros. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Shoe polishes, shoe dressings, etc. 
Block T9-A. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

296. Howard, J. W. & A. P., & Co., 

Corry, Pa. Sole leather. Block 18-A, 

loth and H Sts. 
377. Laird, Schober & Co., Philadelphia, 

Fa. Ladies" shoes. Block 19-x-V, 8ih 

and D Sts. 
Masterful shoemaking for ladies, misses 
and children; original and proper styles, 
correct tit, hnest materials, thoroughly 
skilled worT^men. Highest honors wher- 
ever exhibited. Philadelphia,' 1878; Chi- 
cago, 1893; San Francisco, 1894; Grand 
Prize and Gold Medal, Paris, 1900; Phila- 
delphia. 1899; Special Award of Merit, 
Franklni Jnst.. 1900; Buffalo, 1901. 
754. Mason, Jas. S., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Shoe polishing pastes and fluid. Block 

17-A. 8th and H Sts. 
61. Mathieu, J. P., & Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Shoe leather. Block 17-B. 8th. 

9th, E and H Sts. 
1371. Matthews, C. J., &. Co., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Leather. Block 18-A, 

loth and H Sts. 
Our Palm kid, recognized as the leader 
and the most durable of all patent leath- 
ers, was selected by the World's Exhibit 
Shoe Co, in preference to all other makes, 
to be used in their factory being operated 
in the Manufactures Building. This stock 
is universally used by manufacturers of 
both men's and women's shoes. 
531. Peters Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

Shoes. Block 20-B. loth and D Sts. 
208. Pfister & Vogel Leather Co., Mil- 
waukee, Wis. Leather for shoe?. 

gloves and harness. Block 17-A, 8th. 

E and H Sts. 
164. Pingree Co., The, Detroit, Mich. 

Women's and men's shoes. Block 

19-A, 68 7th St. 
This house was established by the late 
Ex-Gov. Hazen S. Pingree, in 1866, and 
was incorporated the year following his 
death, 1902. They are exclusive manu- 
facturers of high grade footwear for 
women, men and children, selling direct 
to the retail dealers. They sell nothing 
but goods of their own manufacture. 
693. Regal Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. 

Shoes, shoe dressing. Block 19-A, 7th 

and D Sts. 
20'7. Reviilon Freres, New York City. 

Furs. Block 21-A, 7th and C Sts. 
552. Rice & Hutchins, Boston, Mass. 

Boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 7th and 

E Sts. 
291. Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe C*^ , 

St. Louis: Mo. Shoes. Block 19-B. 

8th, 9th. D and I Sts. 
We will manufacture World's Fair "Sou- 
venir" shoes for men in the World's Ex- 
hibit Shoe Factory, northeast section. 
Manufactures Palace. We will also man- 



Dept. No. ' Location. 

ufacture Ladies' and Men's "Souvenir" 

shoes in the Singer Exhibit Pavilion, be- 
ing the only manufacturing exhibit at the 

Fair making ladies' shoes; located directly 

east of Central Court. 

439. Schoellkoff & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 
Sheep leather. Block 17-A. 8ih, ]-: and 
H Sts. 

1295. Straus, M., & Sons, Newark. N. 

J. Leather for upholstering. Block 

18-A, 165 H St. 

i 1002. Tennent Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

i Boots and shoes. Block 22-B. loth and 

i D Sts. 

1312. Tr.adesmen's PubHshing Co., St. 
Louis, j\Io. Publications. Block 19-A. 

684. United Shoe Machinery Co., Bos- 
ton. Alass. ^Machines in operation for 
manufacture of boots and shoes. 
Blocks 19-B. 20-A and 20-B; E, I, 8th. 
9th and loth Sts. 

301. United States Leather Co., New 
York City. Sole leather and belting 
butts. Block 18-A; E, H. 9th and loth 
Sts. 

133. Wells, M. D., Co., Chicago, 111. 
Boots and shoes. Block 19-A. 67 8th 
St. 

398. Whittemore Bros. & Co., Cam- 
bridge, JNIass. Shoe polish, ^varnishes 
for cleaning shoes. Block 19-A. J2 
7th St. 

939. Wichert & Gardiner. Brooklyn, N. 
Y. Ladies' shoes and slippers. Block 
19-A. 

664. Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Bos- 
ton, Mass. Finished goat and sheep 
skins and by-products. Block 18-B, 
nth and H Sts. 

854. Wolff Process Leather Co., Phila- 
delphia. Po. Enameled leather. Block 
17-B, E. H and 9th Sts. 

GROUP 61. 

VARIOUS INDUSTRIES CONNECT- 
ED WITH CLOTHING. 

387. American Hosiery Co., New Britain, 

Conn. Underwear. hosiery. Block 

25-B. 23 9th St. 
710. Batcheller, Geo. C, & Co., New 

York Citv. Corsets, corset waists. 

Block 24-A, 16^ C St. 
740. Birdsey & Somers, New York City. 

Corsets. Block 24-A. loth and C Sts. 
1273. Burns, Wm. H., & Co., Worcester, 

Mas*^. Ladies' muslin underwear. 

Block 23- A; 7th. 8th. B and C Sts. 
433. Goodspeed Mfg. Co., Ann Arbor, 

I\[ich. Shirtwaist, skirt holder, i Tex- 
tile Arcade. 
56*;. Greenwald Bros., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Ladies' underskirts. rnb«="s and sacques. 

Block 22-A. 9th and D Sts. 



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Dept. No. Location. 

559. Hawes Von Gal Co., New York 
City. Hats, fur, stiff and soft. Block 
23-B, zy 9th St. 
440. Hutchinson, Pierce & Co., New 
York City. Shirts and blouses for men 
and boys. Block 25-A, 7th and B Sts. 
145. Kabo Corset Co., Chicago, 111. Cor- 
sets. Block 22-A, loth and C Sts. 
138. Keiser, James R., New York City. 
Neckwear and belts, materials. Block 
25-B, 9th and B Sts. 
583. Kleinert, I. B., Rubber Co., New 
York City. Dress shields, hose sup- 
porters, etc. Block 22-B, loth and C 
Sts. 
1236. Knickerbocker Brace Co., Easton, 
Pa. Shoulder braces. Block 24-A, 34 
9th St. 
380. Kope Bros., New York City. Cor- 
sets. Block 22-B, 52 loth St. 
344. Leas & McVitty, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Leather. Block 18-B, 86 loth and 172 
8th Sts. 
Established 1855, incorporated 1902. Oak 
tanners of belting butts, Texas and 
scoured sole and "L. & M." Texas blocks. 
Tanneries: Salem, Blue Ridge and New 
River; located in the Blue Ridge moun- 
tains of Virginia. Highest World's Fair 
awards: Philadelphia, 1876; Paris, 1878 
and 1900; Chicago, 1893. 
771. Lewis Knitting Co., Chicago, 111. 
Wool and silk underwear. Block 22-A, 
9th and C Sts. 
125. Phipps & Atchison, New York City. 

Ladies' trimmed hats. Block 21-A. 
298. Prince Evans Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
Ladies' undergarments. Block 24-A, 
9th and B Sts. 
1 1 19. Philadelphia Commercial Museum, 
Philadelphia, Pa. Bureau of Com- 
merce. Block ii-A, 23 3rd St. 



Dept. No. Location. 

509. Rauer, Adolph, Buffalo, N. Y. Tis- 
sue paper flowers and decorations, pro- 
cess of manufacture. (V. L) Block 
4-A, 84 G St. 

2022. Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Co., St. 
Louis, Mo. Artificial flowers. Block 
23-B, 8th and B Sts. 

1223. Russell Mfg. Co., Middletown, 
Conn. Suspenders and garter web. 
Block 25-A, 8th and B Sts. 

loio. Smith, C. A., Denver, C0I6. 
Ladies' retiring mitten. 19 Texile Ar- 
cade. 

934. Smith, C. H., Boston, Mass. Sleeve 

Board. 5 Textile Arcade. 
1232. Sorosis Garment Co., lona, Mich. 

Cotton underskirts. Block 23-A; 7th, 
8th, B and C Sts. 
530. Stetson, John B., Co., Philadelphia, 

Pa. Fur, felt, soft and stiflf hats. Block 

25-B, 8th and B Sts. 
Manufacturers of the finest grades of fur, 
felt, soft and stiff hats. Highest awards 
at all expositions, including Paris, 1889 
and 1900, and Chicago, 1893. Fourth 
Street and Montgomery Avenue, Phila- 
delphia. Cable address "Nutria," Phila- 
delphia. 

937. Strouse, Adler & Co., New York 

City. Corsets. Block 23-A; 7th, 8th, 
B and C Sts. 

1309. Sweet, Orr & Co., New York City. 

Overalls and trousers. Block 23-A; 
7th, 8th, B and C Sts. 

346. Wayne Knitting Mills, Fort Wayne, 

Ind. Hosiery. Block 24-B, nth and 
C Sts. 
311. Western Robe Co., Detroit, Mich. 

Knit goods. Block 24-A, loth and C 
Sts. 



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ARGENTINE. 



Toilet Articles, Ceramics, Leather Goods. 



GROUP 34. 

Gomez, Casimiro & Co. Fine leather 

goods. 

GROUP 37. 

Spinedi, B., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. 

Plaster decorations for roofs. 

GROUP 38. 

Descotte, L., Buenos Ayres. Sofa. 
Luraschi, J., Buenos Ayres. A carved 

table made of varied Argentine wood. 
(Installed in Argentine section of Pal- 
ace of Manufacture). 

GROUP 41. 

Azaretto & Bros., Buenos Ayres. Pic- 
tures showing gas and electric light 
fixtures. 

Vetere, N. F., & Co., Buenos Ayres. Safe 

door, safe locks, locks, padlocks, iron 
bars for fastening doors and windows. 

GROUP 45. 

Benedetto, P., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. 

Pottery and pedestals (earthenware). 



Pedretti, Felix & Sons, Buenos Ayres, 

Mosaics for flooring. 
Spinedi, B., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. Mo- 
saics for flooring. 

GROUP 49. 

Compania General de Fosforos, Buenos 

Ayres. Wax matches. 

GROUP 54. 

Baibiene & Antonini, Buenos Ayres. Cot- 
ton fabrics. 

GROUP 60. 

Aretz & Schurburger, Buenos Ayres. 

Tanned and enameled leather. 
Bloise, Juan B., Buenos Ayres. Boots 

and shoes. 
Gomez, Casimiro & Co., Buenos Ayres. 

Tanned and enameled leather. 
Sociedad Anonima Gaggino, Lauret. 

Buenos Ayres. Tanned and enameled 
leather. 



GROUP 61. 

Ronchetti, Rodolfo, Buenos Ayres. 

impermeable to perspiration. 



Hats 



AUSTRIA. 



GROUP 29. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Gallus & Wolf, Prague. Table Cutlery. 
Zander, Alfred, Vienna. Table Cutlery. 

GROUP 30. 

Maimers Son, Teplitz-Schoenau, Bohemia. 

Plated ware. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Politzer, Ludwig, Vienna. Enamels 
painted upon metal. (Palaces of Man- 
ufactures and Varied Industries.) 
Souval, Johann, Vienna. Jewelry. (Pal- 
aces of Manufactures and Varied In- 
dustries.) 



Unger, Franz Succ, Vienna. Plated 

ware. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Zauza, Josef, Vienna. Enameled Work. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

GROUP 31. 

Elchinger, Carl, Vienna. Jewelry. Pal- 
ace of Manufactures.) 

Hartmann, Josef, Vienna. Jewelry. (Pal- 
ace of Liberal Arts.) 

Hartrampf, Adolf, Reichenau. Jewelry. 
(Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Koch & Feldmann, Vienna. Jewelry. 
(Palace of Liberal Arts.) 



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Neumann, Johann, Georgenthal. Jewelry. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Neumann, Franz, Reichenau, Jewelry. 
(Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Peterka, Johann, Vienna. Jewelry. (Pal- 
ace of Manufactures.) 

Politzer, Ludwig, Vienna. Jewelry. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Reimann, I., Prague. Garnet Jewelry. 
(Palaces of Manufactures and Varied 
Industries.) 

Steiner & Kolliner, Vienna. Jewelry. 
(Palaces of Manufactures and Varied 
Industries.) 

Turiet & Bardach, Vienna. Jewelry. 
(Palaces of Manufactures and Varied 
Industries.) 

Winter & Adler, Vienna. Jewelry. (Pal- 
aces of Manufactures and Varied In- 
dustries.) 

GROUP 32. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Herz, M. & Son, Vienna. Clocks. 
Schlenker & Kienzle, Komotau, Bohemia. 

Clocks. 

GROUP 33. 

Boehm, Friederick & Son, Vienna. 

Bronzes. (Palace of Manufactures.) 
Buchwald, B. & Co., Vienna. Reproduc- 
tions of art in metal. (Palace of Man- 
ufactures.) 
Rubinstein, Arthur, Vienna. Bronzes. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 
Schauer, Emil & Co., Vienna. Bronzes. 
I Palace of Manufactures.) 

GROUP 34. 

Baecker & Co., Vienna. Leather Goods. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Brix, Rudolph, Vienna. Turned articles. 
(Palace of Agriculture.) 

Buchwald, B. & Co., Vienna. Leather 
goods. (Palace of Manufactures.) 

Buchinger, Stephen, Vienna. Small 
bronzes. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Emmert, C, Arco, Tyrol. Turned and 
carved articles. (Palace of Manufac- 
tures.) 

Flohberger, J. P., Ischl, Salzburg. 
Turned and carved articles. (Palace of 
Agriculture.) 

Haessler, Ferd, Vienna. Leather goods. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Hisch, Alois, Unterach Am Attersee 
(Upper- Austria). Turned and carver] 
articles. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Holzer, Michael, Vienna. Turned ar- 
ticles. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Langstein, Leo & Ernst, Vienna* Turned 
articles. (Palace of Agriculture.) 



Marx, Louise, Vienna. Hand bags. (Pal- 
ace of Manufactures.) 

Mayer, Sigmund, Vienna. Tortoise shell, 
ivory and mother of pearl goods. (Pal- 
ace of Manufactures.) 

Muck, Paul, Vienna. Turned articles. 
(Palace of Agriculture.) 

Neiber, F. & Sons, Vienna. Fancy goods. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Perstinger, Johann, Wolma n n s b e r g. 
Turned articles, smoker's articles. 

Saboy, Carl, Vienna. Small bronzes. 
(Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Sirk, Aug., Vienna. Leather goods. 
( Palace of Manufactures.) 

Wilfort, G., Vienna. (Palace of Manu- 
factures.) 

Windsor, Ferdinand, Vienna. Turned 
Articles. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Wurzel, Leopold, Vienna. Leather goods. 
(Palace of Varied Industries.) 

GROUP 35. 
Sirk, Aug., Vienna. Articles for travel- 
ing and camping. (Palace of Manu- 
factures.) 

GROUP 37. 

Barolin, Carl, Vienna. Wood stains. 

"(Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

GROUP 38. 

Franz, Karl, Vienna. Household fur- 
niture. (Palace of Manufactures.) 

Kohn, Jacob and Joseph, Vienna. Bent- 
wood furniture. (Palace of Manufac- 
tures.) 

GROUP 39. 

Ekielsky & Tuck, Kraukau, Galicia. Ar- 
tistic glass. (Palace of Manufactures.) 

GROUP 45. 

Bloch, B., Eichwald, Bohemia, Porce- 
lains. Majolicas. (Palace of Liberal 
Arts.) 

Boeck, Josef, Vienna. Porcelains. (Pal- 
ace of Manufactures.) 

Boseck, Carl Fr., & Co., Haida. Porce- 
lains. (Palace of Manufactures.) 

Duxer, A. G., Dux, Bohemia. Porcelain, 
majolicas. (Palaces of Manufactures 
and Varied Industries.) 

Goldscheider, Friedrich, Vienna. Terra- 
cottas. (Palace of Manufactures.) 

Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, Turn- 
Teplitz, Bohemia. Porcelains, majoli- 
ca,s. (Palaces of Manufactures and 
Varied Industries.) 

Schauer, Emil, & Co., Vienna. Porce- 
lains, majolicas. (Palace of ]\1anufac- 
tures.) 



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GROUP 47. 

Harrachs, Count, Neuwelt. Ornamental 

glassware. (Palaces of jNIaiuifactures 
and Varied Industries.) 

Loetz, Johann Wittwe, Klostermuehle, 
Bohemia. Table and ornamental glass- 
ware. (Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Moser, Ludwig & Sons, Meierhoefen. 
Table and ornamental glassware. 
(Palaces of Manufactures and Varied 
Industries.) 

Rachmann Bros., Haida. Ornamental 
glassware. (Palace of Manufactures.) 

Tschernich & Co., Haida. Table arid 
ornamental glassware. (Palaces of 
Manufactures and Varied Industries. 

Wagner, Franz, Ullrichsthal, Bohemia. 
Ornamental glassware. (Palaces of 
•Manufactures and Varied Industries.) 



GROUP 58. 

(Palaces of Manufactures and Varied 
Industries.) 

Becker, Ida Von, Vienna. Embroideries. 

Hoffmann-Kern, Prof. Louise, Vienna. 
Laces. 

Hostnig, Gustav, Vienna. Laces and Em- 
broideries. 

Lehner, Anton & Co., Vienna. Em- 
broideries. 

Roth, Ig^az, Vienna. Embroideries. 

GROUP 60. 
Lux, Robert, Troppau, Silesia. Boots and 

shoes. (Palace of .Liberal Arts.) 

GROUP 61. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Actien-Gesellschaft Der Oesterr, Fez- 

Fabriken, Vienna. Felt caps. 
Heim, Adele & Clara Spiegal, Vienna. 

Ladies' underwear. 
Patzowsky, M. & L., Vienna. Fans. 



BRAZIL. 



Stationery. — Cutlery. 



GROUP 28. 

Baptista, David, S. Paulo. Ink. 

Buhnaeds & Co., M. L., S. Paulo. Com- 
mercial blank books, ruled paper. 

Cordeiro, Daniel de Oliveira, S. Paulo. 
Inks. 

Franceschi & Co., A.,' S. Paulo. Card- 
board boxes. 

Ichly & Lemos, Rio De Janeiro. Paste- 
board boxes. 

Vieira & Co., G., S. Paulo. Ink. 

GROUP 29. 

Meo & Co., Nunico De, S. Paulo. Table 

cutlery, fine hardware, side arms. 

Meo, Domingos de, S. Paulo. Table cut- 
lery, fine hardware, side arms. 

Penitentiary, P. Alegre. Cutlery. 

Riolffi & Filho, J., P. Alegre. Cutlery. 

GROUP 30- 
Rangel, A., S. Paulo. Enameled work. 
Laydner & Co., P. Alegre. Photograph. 



GROUP 31. 

Deutsch, Mirtil, S. Paulo. Gold and sil- 
ver jewelry, gilt and imitation jewelry. 

Laydner & Co., P. Alegre. Jewelry. 

Netter, Jacques, S. Paulo. Gold and sil- 
ver jewelry, gilt and imitation jewelry. 

Polverelli, Oreste, S. Paulo. Gold and 
silver jewelry, gilt and imitation jew- 
elry. 

Rangel, A., S. Paulo. Gold and silver 
jewelry. 

Rocha & Co., P. Alegre. Jewelry. 

Silva, F. J., P. Alegre. Jewelry. 

GROUP 32. 

Kirchoff, F. Carlos, P. Alegre. Clocks. 

GROUP 33. 

Hugo, V. Gustavo, P. Alegre. Stand for 

vase. 

GROUP 34. 

Boher, Joseph, Rio De Janeiro. Fancy 

wire and metal work. 



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Commissao do Estado, Amazonas. 

Brooms, fancy articles, basket work. 
Camargo, Sebastiao, Goyaz. Picture 

frame. 
Fracalanza, Angelo, S. Paulo. Brushes 

and brooms. 
Fehlauer, Alberto, P. Alegre. Spectacles, 

etc. 
Godinho, Rosa, Goyaz. Picture frame. 
Leslie, Leverson, Santa Catharina. Small 

fancy articles. 
Nelli, Salvador, S. P^ulo. Jewel cases. 
Novis, Augusto, Matto Grosso. Artistic 

object in horn. 
Petersen, Jorge R., P. Alegre. Brushes. 
Reil, Gustav, Santa Catharina. Tumblers 

made of pine knots. 
Schaitz & Co., P. Alegre. Leather ar- 
ticles. 
Vozza, Jose, S. Paulo. Fancy picture 

frame, 

GROUP 35. 
Almeida & Co., Pedro De, Maranhao. 

Hammocks. 

Castro & Bro., Porphirio De, Maranhao. 
Hammocks. 

Cabral, Alfredo Franklin, Maranhao. 
Trunks, satchels, etc. 

Commissao do Estado, Amazonas. Ham- 
mocks. 

Conto, Pedro Correa de, Matto Grosso. 
Hammock. 

Martins & Bro., Maranhao. Hammocks. 

Marinho & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Trunks, 
satchels, etc. 

Orlando, Vicente, Matto Grosso. Ham- 
mock. 

Ozorio, Pedro Leite, Matto Grosso. 
Hammocks. 

Palhano & Passos, Maranhao. Ham- 
mocks. 

Rabello, Joaquim Ferreira, Maranhao. 
Trunks, satchels, etc. 

Simas & Bro., Raymundo, Maranhao. 
Hammocks. 

Tavares & Co., Maranhao. Travelers' 
chairs. 

Wanderley, F. Marianni, Matto Grosso. 
Hammock. 

GROUP 36. 
Pertica, Alcides, S. Paulo. Toys. 

GROUP 37. 

Arbos & Salvador, P. Alegre. Furniture. 

Andre, Francisco, P. Alegre. Gilt frames. 

Gruber, C. F., P. Alegre. Furniture. 

Lessa & Goingo, Matto Grosso. Orna- 
mental joiners' work. 

Malta, J. Dos Santos, S. Paulo. Orna- 
mental joiners' work. 

Oder, Julio, P. Alegre. Furniture. 



Steigleder, Sobrinho G., P. Alegre. Pho- 
tographs of joiners' work, framework. 

GROUP 38. 

Baptista, Antonio de Oliveira, Maranhao. 
Furniture. 

Favero & Irmao, Marino Del, S. Paulo. 
Furniture. 

Fracalanza, Angelo, S. Paulo. Furniture. 

Fabrica de Novels Curvados, Rio de 
Janeiro. Furniture in bent wood. 

Loiacano, Antonio, S. Paulo. Office 
desk. 

Lima, Jose Maria de, Maranhao. Fur- 
niture. 

Lyceum of Arts and Trades, S. Paulo. 
Furniture and cabinet work. 

Mormanico, Antonio, S. Paulo. Bed- 
steads. 

Malta, J. Dos Santos, S. Paulo. Furni- 
ture. 

Souza, Domingos Monteiro de, Maran- 
hao. Furniture. 

Torre, Luiz, S. Paulo. Bedsteads. 

Tunes, Marcenaria, Rio de Janeiro. Fur- 
niture. 

Venners & Filhos, Paschoal, S. Paulo. 
Sideboard. 

GROUP 39. 
Walman, Jose, P. Alegre. Stained glass. 

GROUP 41. 

Berta & Co., P. Alegre. Safe and hard- 
ware. 

Bortola, Mosna, Garibaldi. Hardware. 

Borgman, Guitherme, Montenegro. 
Hardware. 

Boher, Joseph, Rio de Janeiro. House- 
hold utensils. 

Braga & Co., Maranhao. Builders' hard- 
ware. 

Carlo, Francisco D., S. Paulo. Safe lock. 

Crescenzo, Januario de, S. Paulo. Scales 
for household use. 

Cardinali, Roberto, S. Paulo. Enamel 
plates. 

Companhia Federal De Fundicoes, Rio 
de Janeiro. Household utensils. 

Freitas & Rangel, S. Paulo. Artistic 
work in sheet iron. 

Gerdan, Joao, P. Alegre. Nails. 

Hagstd & Co., P. Alegre. Glassware. 

Hoepckf & Co., Santa Catharina. Nails. 

Marau, Ferreira & Co., Rio de Janeiro. 
Flat irons and safes. 

Montemaggiori, A., Garibaldi. Hard- 
ware. 

Penitentiary, P. Alegre. Hardware. 

Riolffi & Filho, J., P. Alegre. Hard- 
ware. 

Santos, Jose Thomaz Dos, Maranhao. 
Blacksmith work. 



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GROUP 43. 

Commissao de Campo Maior, Piauhy. 
Carnahuba straw mats. 

Commissao de Therezina, Piauhy. Carna- 
huba straw mats. 

Commissao de Picos, Piauhy. Croa 
straw mats. 

Commissao de Piracuruca, Piauhy. Fibre 
mats. 

GROUP 45. 

Aguiar, Bernardo de, Maranhao. Tiles, 
bricks, mosaics, earthenware. 

Bastos, Jose Pinto, Maranha. Earthen- 
ware. 

Cresta, Casa, Rio de Janeiro. Tiles, 
mosaics. 

Carolini, Felici, S. Paulo. Earthenware. 

Carlos & Co., P. Alegre. Paving tiles. 

Companhia Melhoramentos, S. Paulo. 
Pipes, earthenware. 

Capelli, Adamo, S. Paulo. Mosaics. 

Department of Agriculture & Public 
Works, S. Paulo. Water pipes. 

Esberard, F. A. M., Rio de Janeiro. Por- 
celains, earthenwares, tiles, bricks, 
mosaics. 

Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Tile, bricks, 
pipes, earthenware. 

Irmaos Falchi & Co., S. Paulo. Brick, 
tile. 

Leite & Co., Maranhao. Earthenware, 
tiles, bricks, mosaics. 

Lundardi Estevao, Sete Lagoas. Paving 
tiles. 

Montigny Fred de, P. Alegre. Earthen- 
ware, filters and pipes. 

Richard & Co., A., S. Paulo. Porcelains. 

Ramos, Joaquim de Souza, Maranhao. 
Earthenware, tile, bricks. 

Senatore, Miguel, S. Paulo. Mosaics, 
paving bricks. 

Serejo Filho, Miguel, Maranhao. Earth- 
enware, tiles, bricks, mosaics. 

Steigleder Sobr. G., P. Alegre. Bricks. 

Uniao, Banco, S. Paulo. Mosaics. 

Wolman Jose, P. Alegre. Ceramic. 

GROUP 47. 

David, Jose, P. Alegre. Apparatus for 
Calcium lights. 

Glass Factory of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro. 
Table glass and crystal, ornamental 
glass, window glass, bottles, flasks. 

Pinder Henrigue, P. Alegre. Glassware. 

Uras, Joao, S. Paulo. Table glass, win- 
dow glass. 

GROUP 48. 

Christaldi, Camillo, S. Paulo. Cooking 

stove. 
Maran, Ferreira & Co., Rio de Janeiro. 

Cooking ranges. 



GROUP 51. 

Novis, Arnaldo, Matto Grosso. Photo- 
graph of looms. 

GROUP 53. 
Pertica, Alcides, S. Paulo. Busts and 

figures for garments. 
Petroni, Portilo, S. Paulo. Tailor's rule. 

GROUP 54. 

Acqua, Eurico Del, S. Paulo. Cotton 
fabrics. 

Comp. Fiacaoe Tecidos, Pernambuco. 
Cotton fabrics. 

Comp. Industrial Sabarence, B. Hori- 
sonte. Cotton fabrics. 

Cachoeira de Macos Co., Sete Lagoas. 
Cotton fabrics. 

Companhia Fabril Maranhense, Goyaz. 
Cotton prepared and spun, cotton 
fabrics. 

Companhia Manufactureira E Agricola 
Maranhense, Maranhao. Cotton pre- 
pared and spun, cotton fabrics. 

Companhia Industrial Caxiense, Maran- 
hao. Cotton prepared and spun, cot- 
ton fabrics. 

Companhia Industrial Maranhense, Ma- 
ranhao. Cotton prepared and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 

Companhia Uniao Caxiense, Maranhao. 
Cotton prepared and spun, cotton 
fabrics. 

Commissao de Joinville, Santa Catharina. 
Cotton fabrics. 

Fonseca, Manoel Fose Da, S. Paulo. 
Cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica De S. Luiz, Goyaz. Cotton pre- 
pared and spun, cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica De Fiacao e Tecidos Do Rio 
Azul, Goyaz. Cotton prepared and 
spun, cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica De Fiacao e Tecidos Maran- 
hense, Goyaz. Cotton prepared and 
spun, cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica Sta. Amelia, Goyaz. Cotton pre- 
pared and spun, cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica De Fiacao e Tecidos Sanharo, 
Maranhao. Cotton prepared and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica Tiacao E Tecidos Prauhyense, 
Piauhy. Cotton prepared and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica de Tecidos Carioca, Rio de 
Janeiro. Cotton prepared and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica de Tecidos Confianca, Rio de 
Janeiro. Cotton prepared^ and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 

Fabrica de Tecidos Industrial, Rio de 
Janeiro. Cotton prepared and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 



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Fabrica de Tecidos Allianca, Rio de 
Janeiro. Cotton prepared and spun, 
cotton fabrics. 

Gozo & Co., Bianchi, S. Paulo. Cotton 
fabrics. 

Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Cotton pre- 
pared and spun, cotton fabrics. 

Miranda, Rodolpho, S. Paulo. Cotton 
fabrics. 

Mangomi Guilio, B. Gonea. Silk goods. 

Mendes & Co., S. Paulo. Cotton pre- 
pared and spun, cotton fabrics. 

Mattos, Joaquim F. De, Matto Grosso. 
Cotton prepared and spun. 

Porto Alegrense Co., P. Alegre. Fabrics 
of wool. 

Ribeiro & Co., Candido Jose, Goyaz. Cot- 
ton prepared and spun, cotton fabrics. 

Speers & Co., Oetterer, S. Paulo. Cot- 
ton fabrics. 

Uniao, Banco, S. Paulo. Cotton fabrics, 
plain and fancy. ' , 

Uniao Fabrl Co., Rio Grande. 

Uniao Fabacao Tecioos, Pernambuco. 
Cotton fabrics. 

Uniao Lavrence Co., Lavras. Cotton 
fabrics. 

Weissohn & Co., Jose, P. Paulo. Cotton 
fabrics. 

GROUP 55. 

Companhia Fabril Paulistona, S. Paulo. 

Jute fabrics. 
Congregacao Das Irmas Da I. C. De 

N ov a Trento, Santa Catharina. 

Threads of tiax. 
Commissao Do Estado, Amazonas. 

Fibres, cordage, fabrics of vegetable 

fibres. 
Fabrica De De Canhamo, Goyaz. Vege- 
table fibres, fabrics of hemp. 
Figueiredo, Maria, Goyaz. Fabrics. 
Gozo & Co., Branchi, S. Paulo. Flax 

fabrics. 
Gimeno, Levy & Co., S. Paulo. Hemp 

sacks. (Installed in Brazilian Section, 

Palace of Agriculture.) 
Maggei, Eurico, S. Paulo. Cordage. 
Orosco & Blanco, S. Paulo. Cordage. 
Oliveira, Benedicta, Goyaz. Fabrics of 

vegetable fibres. 
Penteado, A. Alvares, S. Paulo. Jute 

fabrics. 
Telles & Co., Silva, S. Paulo. Threads 

of Aramina, fabrics. 
Vianna & Co., Campos, Rio de Janeiro. 

Cordage. 

GROUP 56. 

Acqua, Eurico Del., S. Paulo. Woolen 

fabrics. 
Companhia Fabril Paulistona, S. Paulo. 

Woolen fabrics. 



Penteado, A. Alvares, S. Paulo. Woolen 

fabrics. 

GROUP 57. . 

Balderarini Ling, Caxias. Silk. 

Signorini, D. Angela, Pelotas. Silk. 
GROUP 58. 

Abrantes, Maria, Goyas. Embroidery in 
gofd. 

Araujo, Eliza, Goyaz. Crocheted work. 

Aguiar, Misses E. & J., Rio de Janeiro. 
Drawings with silk thread. 

Brandao, Anna, Goyaz. Embroidery 
work. 

Barbosa, Zulmira Do Alcovia, Maranhao. 
Embriodery and needlework. 

Bica, D. Eulalia, Rio de Janeiro. Counter- 
pane in silk. 

Cunha, Generosa, Goyaz. Crocheted net. 

City Jail, Goyaz. Needle and embroidery 
work. 

Chaves, Antonio, Maranhao. Embroi- 
dery. 

Carvalho, Eugenia Serra de, Maranhao. 
Embroidery and needle work. 

Commissao Central, Santa Catharina. 
Hand made lace. 

Commissao Do Estado, Amazonas. 
Needlework. 

Craverro, Alcides, Goyaz. Embroidery 
on paper. 

Camargo, Sebastiao, Goyaz. Embroi- 
dery. 

Cruz, Luiz, Goyaz. Embroidery work. 

Dominican Sisters, Goyaz. Needlework 
and embroider}^ in gold. 

Frussardi, Viuva Christina, S. Paulo. 
Military trimmings, church embroidery. 

Gomes, D. D. Josina, Glona & Violeta, 
Barbacena. Embroidery. 

Guimaraes, Evangelina Dos Santos, 
Maranhao. Embroidery and needle- 
work. 

Mello, Leontina Da Cunha, Maranhao. 
Embroidery and needlework. 

Moreira, Silvina, Goyaz. Embroidery in 
cardboard. 

Povoa, Maria, Goyaz. Needlework. 

Paz, D. Rachel Da, Piauhy. Lace. 

Paschoale, Artes, S. Jose Do Rio Pardo. 
Embroidered cushion. 

Silva, Maria Isabel Da, Maranhao. Em- 
broidery and needlework. 

GROUP 59. 

Ferreiro, Antonio Jose, Goyaz. Clothing 

to measure. 
Tiexeira & Co., Goyaz. Clothing to 

measure. 

GROUP 60. 

Aguiar & Co., Souza, S. Paulo. Slippers. 
Arantes & Co., Gravino, S. Paulo. Boots, 

shoes, etc. 



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Boured, Annibal, Matto Grosso. Dressed 

skins. 
Costa & Ferreira, P. Alegre. Gloves. 
Carvalho Co., Affonso De., Itabira. 

Leather. 
Commissao De Barras, Piauhy. Tanned 

.skins. 
Commissao De Therezina, Piauhy. 

Tanned skins. 
City Jail, Goyaz. Boots and shoes. 
Durante & Co., S. Paulo. Boots and 

shoes, 
Ferreira, Antonio Jose, Goyaz. Boots 

and shoes. 
Figueiredo, J. F., S. Paulo. Slippers. 
Gramieri, Antonio, S. Paulo. Boots and 

shoes. 
Kessler Annibal, P. Alegre. Leather 

goods. 
Lima, Rocha, Goyaz. Tanned leather. 
Machado, Casimiro, Maranhao. Boots, 

shoes. 
Marx & Co., S. Paulo. Leather goods. 
Oliveira, Pe Manoel Gomes, Matto 

Grosso. Dressed skins. 
Penitentiary, P. Alegre. Shoes. 
Progresso Industrial Co., P. Alegre. 

Shoes. 
Rocha & Co., Coelho Da S. Paulo. 

Boots and shoes. 
Silva Gomes & Irmao, Pelotas. Leather 

goods. 
Secca & Co., P. Alegre. Leather goods. 
San, Jose, Itabira. Leather. 
Santos & Irimao, B. Horisonte. Shoes. 
Tona & Krause, Pernambuco. Goat and 

sheep skins. 
Viggiano, Antonio, Goyaz. Tanned 

leathers. 
Vianna, J. Carlos, P. Alegre. Gloves. 

GROUP 6i. 

Azeredo Luiz, P. Alegre. Whalebone. 
Antigo & Co., Barone. S. Paulo. Hats. 
Bertacco & Co., Berto, Garibaldi. Straw 

hats. 
Bosisio & Filho. S. Paulo. Hats. 
Bastos, Jose, P. Alegre. Shirts and 

underwear. 
Barros & Co., M. A., Goyaz. Straw hats. 
Berquo, Felisbina, Goyaz. Artificial 

flowers. 
City Jail, Goyaz. Riding whips. 
Commissao de Therezina, Piauhy. Carna- 

hnba straw hat.-. 



Commissao de Picos, Piauhy. Leather 

hat. 
Commissao Central, Santa Catharina. 

Artificial flowers. 
Commissao de Joinville, Santa Catharina. 

Knit underclothing. 
Commissao de San Francisco, Santa 

Catharina. Wooden canes. 
Commissao Do Estado, Amazonas. 

Straw hats. 
Cherubino, Luiz, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Chiardia & Irmao, P. Alegre. Hats and 

fornis. 
Francillon, Madam, Rio De Janeiro. 

Ladies' corsets. 
Fuchman, Oscar, P. Alegre. Hats. 
Izola, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Bone buttons. 
Jiachi & Cirri, S. Paulo. Straw hats. 
Jacobsen, A., Rio de Janeiro. Artificial 

flowers. 
Justi, Madame Angelina, S. Paulo. 

Ladies' hats. 
Mayser & Kessler, P. Alegre. Hats. 
Motta Rosa & Co., Rio de Janeiro. 

Gents' shirts and underclothing. 
Maluf, Cezar & Jorge, S. Paulo." Mens' 

underclothing. 
Matteo, Mme. Jacomette, P. Alegre. 

Corsets. 
Melaranho, Salvador, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Pabst & Co., P. Alegre. Corsets and 

neckwear. 
Pereira, F. De Souza, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Penitenciaria, P. Alegre. Hats. 
Penitenciaria, P. Alegre. Hats. 
Pinto, Jose, S. Paulo. Whip made of 

linen thread. 
Porto Alegrense Co., P. Alegre. Shirts. 

etc. 
Richard & Co., A, S. Paulo. Artificial 

flowers. 
Soares & Co., Arthur, S. Paulo. Hats. 
Santos Gussi. Garibaldi. Straw hats. 
Summer, Eduardo, P. Alegre. Hats. 
Silva Gomes, Irmao, Pelotas. Shoes. 
Schritzmeyer & Co., Adolpho, S. Paulo. 

Hats. 
Schaiza, Oscar, P. Alegre. Neckwear. 
Tanhauser F., P. Alegre. Neckties, cor- 
sets and shirts. 
Venturini & Co.. P. Alegre. Straw hats 

and artificial flowers. 
Vilella & Co., S. Paulo. Hats. • 
Zedes, Moyses Lopes, Goyaz, Canes. 



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CUBA. 



Ceramics — Threads of Hemp — Leather goods. 



GROUP 45. 

Ageo, Jose, Sagua La Chica. Tiles and 

brick. 

GROUP 55. 
Raffloer, Eibsloch & Co., Havana. . Rope 

and cordage. 

GROUP 59. 

Roetlandts & Co., Havana. Tailor's 

trimmings. 

GROUP 60. 

Calish Y Hermano, Santa Clara. Leather 

belt. 



Espantoso, Andres (S. en C), Havana. 

Tanned leather. 
Quintero, Santiago, Santa Clara. Boots. 

GROUP 61. 

Barreras De Las, Francisco, Havana. 
Corset in show case. 

Cales, Adele R., Havana. Ladies hats. 

Serrano Y Hernandez, Ines, Sancti- 
Espiritu. Straw hat. 

Suarez, Martinez, Jose, Havana, Haber- 
dashery. 



DENMARK. 



Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware — Ceramics. 



GROUP 30. 

Hertz, Peter, Copenhagen. Cups, frames 

and spoons with transparent and other 
enamels. 
Michelsen, A., Copenhagen. Silver 

mounted porcelain and hammered sil- 
ver in original designs by Danish 
artists. 

GROUP 33. 

Terralit, The Manufactory, Ltd., Cop- 
enhagen. Reproductions in marble 
paste of original works of Scandina- 
vian sculptors, and antique master- 
pieces. 

GROUP 38. 

lensen, Severin & Andreas, Copenhagen. 

Lampstands, boxes, frames, in inlaid 
woods. 



GROUP 41. 

Samuelsen, N. P., Lindholm 

Lundby. Corkscrews. 



Norre 



GROUP 45. 

Ipsens, Enke P., Copenhagen. Vases, 

statuettes and reliefs from antique and 
modern artists. 

Faience Manufactory Aluminia, The, 
Copenhagen. Faience painted under 
the glaze. 

Jacobsen, N. Hansen, Copenhagen. Ce- 
ramics, original modeled vases and 
masks, with colored glazes. 

Kaehler, Herman A., Naestved. Art 
pottery, luster decorated vases and 
plaques. 

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Works, 
Copenhagen. Collections of hard por- 
celain decorated under the glaze, on 
the glaze and with colored glazes. 



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FRANCE. 



Stationery — Ceramics — Tapestries. 



GROUP 28. 

(Installed in the French Section Palace 
of Liberal Arts.) 

BachoUet, Etablissenents, Paris. Desk 
furnishing materials; advertising 
boards. 

Baignol & Farjon, Boulogne. Pens, pen- 
cils, penholders. 

Bellamy, Edmond, Paris. Paper an'd 
albums for copying music; music port- 
folios. 

Carpentier & Co., Paris. Paper. 

Catel & Farcy, Paris. Drawing paper 
and canvasses. 

Chartier, Marteau Freres & Boudin, 
Paris. Playing cards; cards for photo- 
graphs. 

Chevalier, Charies, Paris. Engraving 
proofs. 

Clement, Paris. Cardboard. 

Conza, Antoine Michel, Paris. Card- 
board. 

Ecole Professionnelle De La Chambre 
Du Papier,^ Paris. Works of pupils. 

Hadrot, P., Paris. Painting canvasses. 

Jourdan, Algerie, Stationery. 

Levasseur, Jules, Paris. Paper. 

Manufacture Francaise De Porte-Plumes, 

Paris. Penholders, pens; eyelet-holes. 
Seguin, H., Paris. Cardboard. 

GROUP 29. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Bedoin, A., Sorgues (Vaucluse). Stones 
for sharpening. 

Page, Freres, Naintre (Vienne). Cut- 
lery. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Gouvernement De La Cote Francaise Des 

Somalis. Arms of the country. 

GROUP 30. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aucoc, Andre, Paris. Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Boin & Henry, Paris. Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 



Christofle & Cie, Paris, Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Gaughier, Marce, Paris. Gold and silver- 
smith's work. 

Hack, Ch., Paris. Gold and silversmith's 

work. 

Harleux, Henri, Paris. Goldsmith's, sil- 
versmith's, and tin work. 

Rislar & Carre, Paris. Silversmith's 

work. 

COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT BY THE 
CENTRAL UNION OF THE DECO- 
RATIVE ARTS. 

Amoux, August, Paris. 

Fruit bowl, fret work silver mounting 
decorated with poppy stems, Bebain 
goldsmith. Silver salver with em- 
bossed, chiselled and engraved poppies, 
Christofle & Co., goldsmiths. 
Bapst & Falize, Lucien. 
Armlet decorated with a pine cone and 
flowers, galvanic gold; armlet with a 
medal of Augustus and Agrippa, gal- 
vanic gold; Armlet, stork and military 
trophy ornaments, galvanic gold; arm- 
let decorated with balooning stems of 
roses, galvanic gold; armlet decorated 
with violets, galvanic gold; large oval 
plateau in silver, decorated with celery 
stalks, the ear a serpent. 
Besnard, Paul Albert. 
Decorative painting, "The Happy 
Island." 

Bigot, AlexeUidre. 

Grey stone vase with red brown veins; 
grey stone vase shaped like a truncated 
gourd, brown with yellowish white 
veins. A grey stone ovoidal bottle 
coated fallow with veins. 
Boin, Georges. 

Greystone pitcher enameled dark 
green, with a silvergilt mounting deco- 
rated with foliage. Delaherche, cera- 
mist. . Arvissenet, chiseller. 
Bonvallet. 

Ivory and silver gilt powder box, Car- 
deilhac goldsmith; silver chocolate box, 
the handle made of ivory decorated 
with columbine leaves ancolies. Car- 



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deilhac goldsmith; embossed and chis- 
elled copper flower stand decorated 
with shells and marine plants. Royet 

- chiseller; embossed copper vase horn 
shaped, with silver applications; grey 
stone cup coated brown, silver and 
silver gilt mounting. DeJaherche, ce- 
ramist. Cardeilhac, goldsmith; brown 
porcelain vase, silver mounting with 
veins, Cardeilhac goldsmith; silver 
coffee pot decorated with trefoil leaves. 
Cardeilhac, goldsmith. 
Becker, Edmond Henry. 
Chiselled silver chalice decorated with 
lily branches. 
Boucheron, Frederic. 
Octagonal chiselled silver coffee pot, 
decorated with briers and brambles. 
Bouvier, Delft. 

Plateau, enameled brown, decorated 
light yellow with a magnolia branch. 
Brateau, Jules. 

Tin goblet decorated with olive 
branches; tin goblet decorated with 
raspberry branches; tin goblet and 
saucer decorated with trefoil leaves; 
tin goblet and saucer decorated with 
a branch of mistletoe. 
Brocard, Emile. 

Ovoidal glass vase decorated with col- 
ored enamels. 

. Chaplet, E. 

Grey stone vase, shot enamelled; tu- 
bular porcelain vase, baked in high 
heat coated red with, grey stars; 
bamboo section porcelain vase, high 
heat coated trout-colored, moon light; 
high heat porcelain vase coated red: 
cylindric conical high heat porcelain 
vase, with violaceous, red granitoid 
coat. 

Christofie & Co. 
Amethyst glass cup, silver gilt mount- 

, ing, a pine branch; silver pitcher deco- 
rated with oak leaves; silver milk pot 
decorated with poppies. 
Colonna. 

A little flamed grey stone cream pot, 
the mounting in silver gilt. By Bigot. 

6 Dalpayrat & Lesbrosr 

Flamed grey stone plate, with yellow, 
blue and red enamels; cjdindric vase 
of flamed grey stone, coated red; 
flamed grey stone calabas like vase 
coated green and violet with veins; 
flamed grey stone quadrangular bottle, 
coated yellow with brown spots; ribbed 
pitcher of flamed grey stone, coated 
marbly greenish grey, yellow and 
brown. 

Dammouse, Albert. 

Grey stone high heat decoration in 
yellow, brown enamel with metallic 



reflexes; ovoidal flamed grey stone 
vase, grey and red porcelain decora- 
tion, thistles in relief; ovoidal crock- 
ery bottle, coated marbly with ivy 
leaves in relief. 
Dampt, John. 

A sitting cat, grey stone, high heat, 
coated bluish grey. E. Muller, cera- 
mist. 

Debain, A. 

Powder box, in embossed and chiselled 
silver, decorated with rock work. 
Deck, Th. 

Blue vase decorated in the Japanese 
style, flamed porcelain; little macaroon 
vase, the ground deep red with viola- 
ceous pink spots, flamed porcelain. 
Delaherche, Augustus. 
Vase, coated brown with thick veins 
of white enamel; enameled grey stone, 
high heat; acorn shaped vase with 
bluish grey veins; enamelled grey- 
stone baked at high heat; flamed grey 
plate enamelled green, decorated with 
peony stems; flamed grey stone ovoi- 
dal vase, coated in degraded brown 
red; a small ovoidal vase of flamed 
grey stone with light brown coat; 
ovoidal vase of flamed grey stone, 
coated red and blue, decora^ted with 
vitruvian scrolls; cylindric vase of 
flamed stone, coated greenish and grey 
enamel; spherical vase of red flamed 
grey stone, brown and red spotted 
with white; depressed ovoidal vase, 
with four ears, flamed grey stone, 
coated red and blue on grey ground; 
periform vase with four ears, flamed 
grey stone, coated red, blue veins. 
Dufrene, Maurice. 

Grey stone vase adorned with foliage, 
Dalpayrat ceramist; chiselled silver 
mounting for the above vase, Bonval- 
lot designer; Cardeilhac, goldsmith. 
Grey stone vase, decorated with foliage 
in relief. Dalpayrat, ceramist. 
Eques, Madame Maurice. 
A small enamelled grey stone pot, 
poppy head and bay decoration. 
Folize, Andre. 

Coffee pot with filter, in chiselled sil- 
ver, decorated with mistletoe. Falize 
Bros., goldsmith. 
Fanniere Brothers. 

Salt cellar for the end of the table, 
siren chiselled silver. 
Feau. 

Grey stone tea pot, mounted in silver 
gilt. Dalpayrat & Lesbros, ceramists. 
Feuiliatre, Eugen. 

A small light green enamel vase, 
shaped like a poppy head. 
Gaillard, Lucien. 



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Turnip-cabbage vase with red brown 
patina; piriform bottle, in iron niello 
inlaid with silver; spherical bronze vase 
with red brown patina; small turbina 
vase of bronze with ruby patina; fusi- 
form vase of mixed metals; flamed 
grey stone vase, mounted in silver 
partly gilt, decoration platane; grey 
stone by Beaudin; ovoidal iron vase, 
with silver applications, decorations 
bats; conical,* brass vase, marbly yel- 
lowish brown. 
Galle, Emile (from Nancy). 
Pitcher like vase, decorated black 
enamel insects; earthenware; cylindri- 
cal glass vase, decorated with flowers 
of travelucid enamel; bluish green 
glass vase decorated in relief with 
shells and crustaceans; glass vase, 
with cloudy white gTound, decorated 
with purple orchids; square glass bot- 
tle with blue caboshoons; a three sided 
vase decorated with yellowish white 
enamelled irises, ornamented with flow- 
ers in their natural colors; earthen- 
ware. 

Glatiguy, Atelier de. 
Ovoidal flamed porcelain vase, coated 
in light brown trout colored; flamed 
porcelain beer jug, coated in violoccous 
grey; fusiform high heat porcelain 
coated in copper red with white veins; 
piriform high heat porcelain vase 
coated in greenish grey. 
Grandhomme & Garnier. 
Enamel plate. "The Voices," after Gus- 
tave Moreau. 

Guerchet, Gustave Maurice. 
Chinese pottery bowl, mountings, sil- 
ver gilt mistletoe. 
Gueyton, Camille. 

Small embossed silver plateau, chisel- 
led and decorated with Palmyra palms. 
Hirtz, Lucien. 

Blue and green enamel ring cup, sil- 
ver gilt mounting decorated with pine 
branches; small silver gilt watering 
pot, a carp's head appearing from un- 
der the water. Richard, chiseller, Bou- 
cheron, goldsmith. "The Naiad and 
the drowned woman" after Levy Dhur- 
mer, green enamel plate. 
Hoentschel, Georges. 
Fusiform flamed grey-stone vase, with 
brown coating and white veins; fusi- 
form grey-stone vase, with engraved 
decorations under a grey brown coat- 
ing; ovoidal cylindrical flamed grey- 
stone vase with brown and red veins; 
ovoidal cylindric flamed grey-stone 
vase, enamelled green and brown; 
cylindric flamed grey-stone vase, swell- 
ing at its base and at its opening, 



covered with broad white veins; fusi- 
form flamed grey-stone bottle, deco- 
rated with engraved zones and arches 
under a brown coating with gold 
veins; fig shaped vase, flamed grey 
stone coated yellowish with green 
veins and gold spots; elongated cylin- 
dric flamed grey stone vase with broad 
whitish veins on its shoulders; grey 
stone pear, enamelled brown with yel- 
low spots; piriform flamed grey stone 
bottle, coated bluish grey and green 
veins. Enamelled pear, blackish brown 
and black. 
Jeanneney, Paul. 

Flamed grey stone vase calabash 
shaped, brown enamel with yellow 
spots; flamed grey stone cup enamelled 
green and brown; flamed grey stone 
vase calabash shaped, brown enamel 
with greenish grey veins; a small 
flamed grey stone calabash, coated 
yellowish with grey blue veins; spheri- 
cal flamed grey stone vase, coated 
light yellow, with ivory lid; flamed 
grey stone calabash, coated in yellow 
and brown enamel. 
Joindy, Joseph. 

Large silver gilt inkstand "The 
Spring", Charbonnier, sculptor. Glass 
ewer, greenish black ground, decorated 
with red irises, mounted in chiselled 
silver gilt, the ornament being reeds, 
the handle formed by serpent. Galle, 
ceramist. Peureux, chiseller and gold- 
smith. 

Lachenal, E. 

Spherical high heat enamelled earthen 
vessel with three modeled leaves; 
ovoidal vase, with side handles formed 
by two bamboo branches with droop- 
ing foliage. Enamelled earthenware. 
Lalique, Rene. 

Brown horn chignon comb, decoration 
peacock; chignon comb of yellow horn, 
decorated with silver umbels; a brooch, 
woman's head, engraved stone ■ with 
enamels, gold work and jewelry; a 
peacock brooch; a silver plateau with 
sinuous edges decorated with three 
large flowers of violet enamel. 
Lelievre, Eugene. 

Silver chalice, design drawn from the 
lily flower. Poussielgue-Rusand. gold- 
smith. Ovoidal vase' decorated with a 
poppy flower gilt bronze. Susse edi- 
tor. Chiselled silver coffee pot deco- 
rated with cofifee branches. Risler & 
Carre, goldsmith. 
Leveille, E. 

Cracklin glass vase decorated with 
orchids; violet glass vase, with yellow 
veins decorated with engraved flowers 



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and foliage; ovoidal brown glass vase 
decorated and engraved with butter- 
flies and blooming branches in relief; 
greyish green vase with applications of 
glass macaroons imitating horn blende; 
colorless glass goblet, cracklin, green 
and red veins. 
Levillain, Ferdiand. 

Embossed silver cream pot. Christofle 
& Co., goldsmiths. Gilt bronze vase 
decorated with medallions containing 
incidents of the life of Diogenes. 
Massier, Clement. 

Large ovoidal vase with seven sinuous 
ears of shot earthenware; ovoidal vase 
of Arabian style with two winglet ears, 
shot earthenware; plate decorated with 
ear spikes, grey on dark brown ground, 
shot earthenware. 
Mellerio Bros. 

Greyish glass cup with herborisations. 
Message. 

Quandrangular vase of pink veined 
glass, silver gilt mounting. E. Galle, 
ceramist; Froment Meurice, goldsmith. 
Milet, Paul. 

Cylindric vase of grey stone with mis- 
tletoe decoration. 
Mouchon, Eugene. 

Plicated goblet with medallion, wom- 
an's head, galvanic silver. 
Normant, A. 

Glass vase, gilt bronze mounting, deco- 
rated with corals. Galle, ceramist; 
Brard, chiseller. 
Pannier Bros. 

Horn shaped glass vase, red veins with 
engraved decoration of poppy stems; 
horn shaped glass vessel in imitation 
of jade, engraved decoration of peony 
stems. 

Peureux, Francis. 

Silver soup tureen decorated with cab- 
bage leaves. 
Rault, L. 

Bas relief in chiselled silver, "The Birth 
of Pegasus." 
Reyen. 

Ovoidal vase of glass engraved with 
corn ears and poppies; ovoidal flat- 
tened vase of glass imitating agate, 
engraved decoration with granacex 
and insects in relief; ovoidal vase, 
agatized ground engraved decoration 
of vine. 

Robalbhen, Henry Leon Charles. 
Cylindric vase decorated with green 
foliage on black ground, high heat 
earthenware. 
Rousseau, Eugene. 

Cracklin glass ewer with embossed sil- 
ver, mounting chiselled and gilt. 
Tetard, Eugene. 



Pitcher and glass goblet of cylindric 
form, chiselled silver gilt mounting, 
decorated with hops. 

GROUP 31. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aucoc Fils, Louis, Paris. Jewelry. 

Berguin Varangoz, Vve., Paris. Vases, 
cups, crystal. 

Blum, Albert, Paris. Jewelry, silver- 
plated. 

Bourcier, Charles, Paris. Gilt jewelry. 

Brunet & Leon, Paris. Gilt jewelry. 

Chalin, Leon, Paris. Silver jewelry, 
small silversmith's ware. 

Chargueraud, N., Paris. Jewelry m 
steel and copper. 

Chaumet, J., Paris. Jewelry, silver- 
smith's ware. 

Coeur, Louis-Georges, Paris. Gilt jew- 
elry. 

CoutoUe, Albert, Bordeaux (Gironde). 
Jewelry, cutlery. 

David, Freres, Paris. Clock and watch, 
fine stones. 

Demare, Victor, Paris. Silver jewelry, 
plated in gold. 

Durand-Leriche, Paris. Jewelry. 

Ecknayan, A., Paris. Diamond, cut. 

Falco, Alphonse, Paris. Pearl shell. 

Fasnacht, Alfred, Paris. Oriental and 
fancy jewelry. 

Fean, Paris. Silversmith's ware and 
thimbles. 

Fouquetiere, Georges, Paris. Gilt jew- 
elry. 

Franchet, Arthur Ferdinand, Paris. 
Fancy jewelry. 

Gaillard, Lucien, Paris. Jewelry work 
of art. 

Gambard, Felix, Paris. Frames mounted 
crystal. 

Gauthier, Fils, L., Paris. Fine stones 
and imitation. 

Gross, Langoulant, & Cie, Paris. Jew- 
elry, gold. 

Hennig, Charles, Paris. Silver jewelry. 

Henry, Leon, Paris. Fancy small 
bronze. 

Hubert, Leopold, Paris. Jewelry in gold. 

Huet, Louis, & Ligier, Emile, Paris. 
Steel jewelry. 

Jacta, Georges, Paris. Jewelry. 

Lalique, Paris. Works and jewelry of 
art. 

Lemaitre, Gaston, Paris. Foreign and 
French decorations. 

Marson, Emile, Paris. Imitation jewelry. 

Martin Loew & Taussig, Paris. Imita- 
tion fine stones. 

Mossand, C, Paris. Fancy and imita- 
tion jewelry. 



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Murat, Paris. Jewelry, silversmith's 
ware. 

Nussbaum & Herold, Paris. Sticks. 

Paisseau-Feil, Paris. Pearls, fine stones 
and imitation. 

Paquier, Pierre, Paris. Scientific stones. 

Piel Freres, Paris. Jewelry. 

Plumet, Paul, Paris. Imitation jewelry. 

Poncet, Paris. Enamels. 

Rouze, Gustave, Paris. Gilt jewelry. 

Roye, A., & Cie, Paris. Jewelry and imi- 
tation fine stones. 

Ruteau, L. Imitation pearls. 

Sandoz, Gustave-Roger, Paris. Jewelry, 
works of art, clock. 

Sardoillet, Ernest, Paris. Jewelry in 
steel and gold. 

Tailleur, Louis, Paris. Jewelry in gold. 

Templier, Paul, Paris. Jewelry. 

Vaguer, Leon, Paris. Jewelry. 

Vaumarin, Vve Camille, Paris. Silver 
jewelry. 

Vuillermoz, Louis, Paris. Jewelry; imi- 
tation jewelry. 

Zouckermann & Cie, Paris. Imitation 
jewelry. 

GROUP 32. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Auricoste, Paris. Clock making. 
Bejosky, Alphonse, A Sancey-Le-Long 

(Doubs). Tools and equipments for 

clock making. 
Carry, O., Paris. Clock making. 
Golay, Fils & Stahl, Paris. Clock and 

jewelry. 
Hebert, Didney, A Dieppe (Seine-Inferi- 

eiire). Clock making. 
Leroy, Louis & Cie, Paris. Clock mak- 
ing. 
Levy, Paul, Besancon, (Doubs). Clock 

making. 
Louiseau, Arthur, Besancon, (Doubs). 

Clock making. 
Picard, Les Fils De Henri, Paris. Tools 

and furnishings for clock making. 
Ramaz Fils, A Cluses (Haute-Savoie). 

Clock making. 
Vachet, Raymond, Paris. Clocks and 

bronzes. 

GROUP 33. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Bagues & Fils, Paris. Work of art in 
bronze and lighting. 

Bernard, Leon, Paris. Copper stamped. 

Bouhon Freres, Paris. Artistic bronzes, 
fire garniture. 

Bricard, Freres, Paris. Artistic lock- 
smith's work. 

Camus, F., Paris. Statuettes, bust. 

Champeau & Silvain, Paris. Imitation 
bronze. 



Colin, M, Paris. Bronze for electric 

lighting. 
Ettlinger, L. & S. Freres, Paris. Bronze, 

imitation and artistic irons. 
Fonderie De Cuivre De Paris, La, Paris. 

Bronze and tin artistic articles. 
Gerard, Charles, Paris. Imitation bronze. 
Goldscheider, Frederic, Paris. Bronze, 

ivories, tins, marbles. 
Gouvernment General De C'Algerie, 

Paris. Wrought copper. 
Guinier, Edouard, Paris. Bronzes for 

electricity. 
Jaboeuf & Rouard, Paris. Artistic 

bronzes. 
Jourdan, A., Paris. Imitation bronze. 
Lapointe, Albert, Paris. Artistic bronze, 

groups. 
Louchet, Paul, Paris. Artistic bronze 

and jewelry. 
Lyon, Bernard, Paris. Bronzes. 
Millet, Paris. Bronzes, artistic furniture, 

lighting. 
Mottheau, E., Paris. Lighting bronze. 
Pinedo, Emile, Paris. Artistic bronzes. 
Raingo, Freres, Paris. Bronzes electric- 
ity. 
Schmoll, Paris. Artistic bronze, and for 

lighting. 
Siot-Decauville, Edmond-Gustave, Paris. 

Work of art in bronze. 
Soleau, C, & Cie, Paris. Lighting and 

artistic bronzes. 
Vignon, E., Paris. Artistic working. 
Virlet, Leon, Paris. Bronze statuttes; 

marble and bronze working. 
Wolff, Bernard, Paris. Imitation bronze. 

GROUP 34. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Amson Freres, Paris. Morocco-dressing. 
Fine leather articles. 

Association Co-Operative Des Tabletiers 
En Nacre, Paris. Object in nacre, re- 
ligious and fancy objects. 

Baudry, Henry, Paris. Feather broom. 

Baum, Henri, Paris. Small bronzes. 

Bonnet, Claude, Paris. Morocco dress- 
ing, fine leather articles. 

Bouillau, Maurice, Paris. Articles of 
Paris. 

Brossiers Reunis, Les, Tracy-Le-Mont 
(Oise). Different specimen of brush. 

Dechalotte, Pierre, Paris. Smoker ob- 
jects. 

Dehamme, Delettre & Fils, Arrondisse- 
ment De Beauvais (Oise). Fine brush. 

Duchemin, Anatole, Paris. Boxes and 
jewel-cases. 

Dupont, E. & Cie, Paris. Brush making. 

Frainier, Pierre & Ses Fils, Morteau 
(Doube). Small artistic bronzes, cigar 
cases, tuft cases, etc. 



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Gentry, Louis, Achilla, Paris. Brush 
making. 

Gouvemment General Del' Algerie. Na- 
tive fancy goods. 

Houlet, Eugene, Paris. Small bronzes. 

Jacquot, Germaine, Lourdes (Haute- 
Py^enees). Purses, pocket-books. 

Joannot, Emile, Fils, Paris. Combs. 

Labalme, Louis, Paris. Ivory, bone and 
nacre objects. 

Latouche, G., Jeune, Paris. Combs. 

Leloir Freres, Paris. Brushes. 

Lucas, Nicolas, Fils, Paris.. Fine leather 
articles. 

Maurey-Deschamps, Felix-Armand, Paris. 
Brushes. 

OUivon, Henry, Paris. Leather brushes. 

Parizot, P., Paris. Fine leather articles. 

Pitet & Cie, Paris. Paint brushes. 

Prevost, Lucien, Paris. Clasps. 

Proffit, E., Paris. Small furniture. 

Renard & Gerard, Paris. Brushes, paint 
brushes. 

Rosenwald, Paris, Religious articles. 

Roolf & Cie, Paris. Fine leather, small 
bronzes. 

Saint-Andre De Lignereux, Paris. Ob- 
jects in leather. 

Schloss, Adolphe, Paris. Ivory articles. 

Soldati, Guillaume, Paris. Fine leather, 
objects of Paris. 

Thomas, Francois & Ernest, Bury (Oise). 
Brushes. 

Vaquin & Schweitzer, Le Havre (Seine- 
Inferieure). , Furniture for brushes. 

GROUP 35. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Falconnet Perrodeau, Paris. Manufac- 
tured India-rubber. 

Edeline, Etablissements, A P u t e a u 
(Seine), India-rubber. 

Francois, (L) Grellou & Cie, Paris. 
Rubber manufactures, 

Goyart, E. Aine, Paris. Boxes and 
traveling articles. 

Hausser, William, Paris. Publication. 

Porte, Leon, Paris. Parasols, pavilions. 

Vuitton, Georges, Paris. Boxes and 
bags. 

GROUP 36. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Allemagne, Henry, Paris. Models for 
toys. 

Boulant, G., Paris. Animals in skin. 

Blanchart, Vve A., Paris. Advertising 
balloon; objects in india rubber and 
goldbeaters skin. 

BoUecker, Richard, Paris. Toys. 

Bourgeois Aine, Paris. Articles for paint- 
ing and drawing, colors box. 



Boumay, A., Paris. Gyroscopes, convex 
lens, microscope. 

Carriere, Ernest, Paris. Toy manufac- 
ture. 

Carue, P. G., Paris. Games and gymnas- 
tic apparatus. 

Chauvin, Alexi, Paris. Military and other 
toys. 

Collection of the Society of French Small 
Toy Makers and Inventors, Paris. 
Mechanical toys; imitation jewelry. 

Dandrieux, Emile, Paris. Toys. 

Gravelle, H. & Cie, Paris. Leather bal- 
loons, foot balls; games. 

Jost, Jean Anatole, Paris. Games. 

Kratz-Boussac, Henri- Othon, Paris. 
Press for printing; toys. 

Lathe & Cie, Paris. Jewel box, etc. 

Lachambre, Mme Vve, Paris. Photo- 
graphs of work; toys. 

Lambert, L., Paris. Toys. • 

Lenoble, G., Paris. Animals in skins, 
stable, carriage. 

Martin, Femaud, Paris. Mechanical and 
automatic toys. 

Pierrugues, Vve Victorine, Paris. Toys. 

Serre, J. Du, Paris. Toys. 

Societe Anonyme Des Etablissements Et 
Gamier, Paris. Carriage for children; 
toys. 

GROUP 37. . ^ 

These Exhibits are Installed in French 
Section in the Palace of Liberal Arts, 
except where specifically marked for the 
French National Pavilion, on University 
avenue. 

Association Des Ouvriers Doreurs, 
(Work exhibited in the French Na- 
tional Pavilion.) 

Ausseur & Hipp, Paris. Joinery decora- 
tion, floors. 

Bergeotte, Louis, Paris. Wrought and 
forged iron. 

Bigaux, Louis, Paris. Wall decoration. 

Bloche, Desire, Paris. Vase. 

Bouillard, Emil, Paris. Photographs and 
drawings. 

Busson, Achille-Louis, Paris. Forged 
iron. 

Charpentiers De Lares. (Work exhibited 
in the French National Pavilion. 

Chauvet, Leonce, Paris. Decorative 
panels. 

Cruchet, Albert, Paris. Decorative door 
in stuff. 

Duthoit, Adrien, Paris. Mural decora- 
tions. 

Etiolles, Mme LeRoy D', Paris. Art 
paintings. 

Farcy, Georges, Paris. Photograph. 

Fontaine, Paris. Locksmith's work in 
wrought and gilded bronze. 



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Fournier, C, Paris. Artistic decoration. 

Gaida, Marc, Paris. Models of decora- 
tions. 

Galle, Emile, Nancy (Meurthe et Mo- 
selle). Wooden wood decoration. 

Hoentschel, Georges, Paris. Wall deco- 
ration. 

La Laborieuse. Gilding and painting 
work. (Exhibited in the French Na- 
tional Pavilion.) 

Lameirre, Charles. Decorated painting. 

La Mutuelle. (Work exhibited in the 
French National Pavilion.) 

La Ruche. Gilding and painting work. 
(Exhibited in the French National Pa- 
vilion.) 

Le Coeur, Joseph, Paris. Art joinery. 

Lefebvre, Paul. Panelling decorated. 

Menuisiers De Limoges. (Work exhib- 
ited in the French National Pavilion.) 

Sins, Paris. Drawing. 

Societe Freincaise Co-Operative Les 
Sculpteurs Decorateurs. (Work ex- 
liibited in the French National Pa- 
vilion.) 

Turck, Georges, Lille (Nord). Artistic 
joinery. 

Union Des Ouvriers Lerruriers. (Work 
exhibited in the French National Pa- 
vilion.) 

Vinant, Georges, Paris, Photographs. 

GROUP 38. 

These Exhibits are Installed in the 
Palace of Liberal Arts, except where 
specifically marked for the French Na- 
tional Pavilion (on University avenue). 

Amavielhe, Paul, Montpellier (Herault). 
Bedstead; glass case; table. 

Association Des Ouvriers De L'Ebeinps- 
terie Parisienne. (Work exhibited in 
the French National Pavilion.) 

Chevrel, (G) & Pied- Che vrel, Paris. 
Marquetry and mosaic; finger plate. 

Clair, Maxime, Paris. Furniture, em- 
broidered curtain. 

Damon & Colin, (A), Paris. Drawing 
room, furniture, tapestry. 

Dechen, Algeria. Tips for billard cues. 

Dennery, Myrtil, Paris. Fancy furniture. 

Dupont, Alexandre, Paris. Bedstead, 
mechanical arm-chairs. 

Jemont, Sylvain, Paris. Artistic furni- 
ture. 

Linke, F., Paris. Artistic furniture with 
bronze. 

Majorelle, Freres, Nancy (Meyrthe & 
Moselle).. Artistic furniture. 

Mercier, Henri, Paris. Furniture, tapes- 
try. 

Quignon & Fils, Paris. Furniture; sculp- 
ture; hangings. 



Soubrier, Francois & Paul, Paris. Draw- 
ing-room, furniture, scat, tapestry. 
Terquem, Emile, Paris. Book cases. 

GROUP 39. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Fromont, Henri, Le Perreux (Seine). 

Artistic stained glass. 
Gaudin, Felix, Paris. Stained glass. 

GROUP 41. 
(Palace of Manufactures,) 

Bergerot, Gustave, Paris. Iron framing; 
Locksmith's work. 

Bourdillat, Lucien, Paris. Rollers and 
copperware. 

Fleury-Depoilly, Paul, Escarbotin 
(Somme). Locksmithery; safes; cop- 
perware. 

Lapipe & Wittmann, Paris. Special cut- 
ting and perforating tools. 

Letang, Theodore Jean-Baptiste, Paris. 
Various kinds of moulds; mechanical 
works; small machines. 

Maison, Louis, Les Riceys (Aube). Bal- 
conies; railings; grills; wrouglit iron 
works. 

Marcadet Fils, Chateau-Regnault (Arden- 
nes). Bolt-making. 

Ouvriers Inventeurs, Aubert, Paris. 
Safe-locks. 

Pechemart, Beaux (Ardennes). Mechani- 
cal violin. 

Pinot Rozier & Co., Paris. Safes and 
safe locks. 

Robert, Jean-Baptiste, Marseille (B-Du- 
Rh.). Various safe-locks and fasten- 
ings. 

GROUP 42. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Follot, F. & Fils, Paris. Wall papers. 
Leroy, Charles-Isidore, Paris. Paper 

hangings. 
Petitjeau, Joseph, Paris. Wall papers. 
Societe Des Anciens Etablissements Des- 

fosse & Karth, Paris. Wall papers. 

GROUP 43. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Berchoud, M., Paris. Bellville tapes- 
tries for seats, hangings and velvet 
panels. 

Braquenie & Cie, Paris. Carpets and 
tapestries d'Aubusson. 

Chanee, Leon, & Cie, Paris. Panels of 
tapestry, materials for furniture. 



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Combe & Delaforge, Tours (Indre and 
Loure). Silks and materials for fur- 
niture. 

Cornille Freres, Paris. Silks and tissue 
for furniture. 

Delfand, Madame. Tapestries. 

Duquesne & Cie, Paris. Parisian carpets. 

Gros-Renaud, Edouard, Paris. Decora- 
tive panels applying to industry. 

Hamot, R & L., Paris. Tapestry; car- 
pets; brushes. 

Laine, Ed. L., Bauvais (Oise). Carpets. 

Legrand Freres, Paris. Printed ma- 
terials for upholstery. 

Lorthiois-Leurent & Fils, Tourcoing 
(Nord). Furniture materials and car- 
pets. 

Parisson, H., & Cie, Amiens (Somme). 
Velvets and materials. 

Pique, Nicolas & Ses Fils, Paris. Utrecht 
velvet in various figures. 

Scherrer, J., Paris. Scheme of tapestry 
for the Gobelins. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Nam Quat, Bac Nine. Embroidery in 

silk and cotton. 
Manufacturers. France. 

GROUP 44. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts, except where specially 
marked for French National Pavilion 
University Ave.) 

Association Co-Operative D'Ouvriers 

Capissier. (Work exhibited in the 
French National Pavilion). 

Association D'Ouvriers Doreurs, Paris. 

Frames; gildings. 
Bay, Gustave, Paris. Looking glass. 
Brot, Charles, Paris. Mirrors; console. 
Chanteau, Alphonse, Paris. Decorative 

paintings. \ 

Chanteau, Gabriel, Paris. Decorative 

paintings. 

Condoni, Gaston, Paris. Looking glass. 
Fournier, Auguste Leon, Paris. Gildings. 

Jansen, Jean Henri, Paris. Furniture 

with bronze. 

Potheau, Edouard, Paris, Tapestry; 

furniture. 

Remlinger & Vinet, Paris. Looking 
glass. 

Remon, P. H., Paris. Decorative wain- 
scoting, furniture. 

Societe Francaise De Baguettes Pour 

Encadrements & Tentures, Paris. 
Frarwes. 



EXHIBIT OF TAPESTRIES BY THE 
NATIONAL GARDE MEUBLE. 

(French National Pavilion.) 

The Audience of Cardinal Chigi. 

Tapestry woven in wool and silk, en- 
hanced with gold, manufactured at 
Gobelins in the 17th century, taken 
from the series of the history of King 
Louis XIV., after designs by Vander 
Meulan and Charles le Brun. Rich 
heming by Yvart. 

The Entrance of the King to Dunkirk. 
Tapestry woven in wool and silk, en- 
hanced with gold, made at Gobelin's in 
the 17th century, taken from the series 
of the history of King Louis XIV., 
after designs by Van der Meulan and 
Charles le Brun. Rich hem by Yvart. 
Seige of the Town of Douai. 
Tapestry woven in wool and silk, en- 
hanced with gold made at Gobelin's in 
the 17th century, taken from the series 
of the history of King Louis XIV., 
after designs by Van der Meulen and 
Charles le Brun. Rich hem by Yvart. 
Piece of tapestry. 

Woven in wool and silk, manufactured 
at Gobelin's in the 17th century, from 
the series of the Coach Doors of the 
triumphal car to the arms of France 
and Navarre, after the designs by 
Charles le Brun. 
Plaster busts of: — 

M. Loubet, President of the Republic; 
Mignart; J. B. Colbert; Conde; Charles 
le Brun; Moliere; Pascal; Pierre Cor- 
neille. 

Console of sculptured wood, time of 
Louis XIV. Groups: 
Hercules carried away by Love, by 
J. Vinache. 

Hercules on the pile, by Couston. 
Milo of Crotonia devoured by. the lion, 
by Falconet. 

EXHIBIT OF THE NATIONAL 
MANUFACTORY OF THE GOBEL- 
INS. 

The arms and bearings of the French 
Republic. 

The conquest of Africa. 
Ceres. 

EXHIBIT OF THE NATIONAL 
MANUFACTORY AT BEAUVAIS. 

Winter, after the cartoon by M. Fran- 
cois. Tapestry artists, M. M. Paul 
Mahu and Edmond Livier. 
Neptune and Amphitrite, after the car- 
toon by M. Jules Badin and by j\I. A. 
Gaudefroy. Tapestry artists MM. Al- 
fred and Cantrel, Huet and Boulte. 



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Panel of the Arsenal, after the cartoon 

by M. Desroy. Tapestry artist M. La- 
croix. 

Decorative panel, after the cartoon 
M. Quost. lapestry artists MM. Car- 
tier Lorimer. 

Ceres, first leaf of a screen, after the 
cartoon by M. Mazerolle. Tapestry 
artist M. Lalande. 

Flora, second leaf of a screen, after the 
cartoon by M. Mazerolle. Tapestry 
artists MM. Piet, Pecheret. 
Bacchus, third leaf of a screen after 
the cartoon by M. Mazerolle. Tapestry 
artist M. Lacroix. 

Typhon, fourth leaf of a screen, after 
the cartoon by M. Mazerolle. Tapes- 
try artists MM. Lacroix and Pinchon. 
First frieze panel, after the cartoon by 
M. Cesbron. Tapestry artist M. Can- 
trel Anselme, intended for the National 
Palace at Rambouillet. 
Second frieze panel, after the cartoon 
by M. Cesbron. Tapestry artist M. 
Pecheret, second foreman. Intended 
for the national Palace at Rambouillet. 
Third frieze panel, after the cartoon 
by M. Cesbron. Tapestry artist M. 
Charbonnier. Intended for the Na- 
tional Palace at Rambouillet. 
Fourth frieze panel, after the cartoon 
by M. Cesbron. Tapestry artists MM. 
Piet and Cartier. Intended for the 
National Palace at Rambouillet. 
Fifth frieze panel, after M. Cesbron. 
Tapestry artists MM. Huet and Peche- 
rat. Intended for the National Palace 
at Rambouillet. 

Screen, The Mask of Tragedy, after 
M. Cesbron and Gerome. Tapestry 
artist M. Lacroix. 

Screen of the piece of furniture No. 
i8, after the cartoon by M. Mangonot. 
Tapestry artist M. Edmond Pisier. 
Wooden parts in Louis XVI. style. 
Screen of the piece of furniture No. 
10, after the cartoon by M. Chabal. 
Tapestry artist M. Mahieu, Alexandre. 
Wooden parts, Louis XVI., executed 
after designs by M. Cruchet, sculptor. 
Piece of furniture No. ii, sofa with 
palms, after the cartoon by M. Chabal. 
Tapestry artists MM. Alexandre, 
Mahu, Fontaine, Piet and Ch. Leveque 
Langlois. Wooden parts executed 
after the designs by M. Cruchet, sculp- 
tor. 

Piece of furniture No. lo, sette, after 
the cartoon by M. Chabal. Tapestry 
artists MM. Aimont Carbonnier, Lan- 
glois and Dececusson Verite. Wooden 
parts in Louis XVI. style^ designed by 
M. Cruchet, sculptor. 



Screen, a bunch of flowers, after the 

cartoon by M. Chabal. Executed by 

pupil Balavoine. 

Screen, flowers, after the cartoon by 

M. Aimont. Executed by pupil Gaston 

Livier. 

GROUP 45. 

Ahrenfeldt, Charles, Limoges (Haute- 
Vienne). Porcelains. 

Establissements Poulenc Freres, Paris. 
Color vitrifiable. 

Hache, Alfred, & Cie., Vierzon (Cher). 
Porcelains. 

Hanne, Alphonse, L'Isle Adam (Seine 
Oise). Ceramics. 

Haviland, Theordore, Limoges (Haute- 
Vienne). Porcelains. 

Jeanneney, Paul, St. Amand en Puisaye 
(Nievre). Porcelains. 

Lacroix, A., & Co., Paris. Color vitri- 
fiable. 

Loetbnitz, Jules, Paris. Ceramics for 
architecture. 

Metz, Arthur, Paris. Artistic ceramic. 

Naudet, Camille, Paris. Artistic and bis- 
cuit porcelain. 

Sachot, Rene, Montereau (Seine and 
Marne). Ceramic. 

Societe des Produits Ceramiques and 
Refractaires de Boulogne-s-Mer, 
Boulogne-s-Mer. Ceramic. 

EXHIBIT OF THE NATIONAL 
MANUFACTORY OF SEVRES. 

(French National Pavilion.) 

Two cups from Fresnes, model by M. 

Sandoz, gilded by M. Uhlrich. 
Two vases from Clermont, "Poppies," 
designed by Mile. Rault, executed by 
M. Bocquet. 

Two vases from Creusot, second size, 
"Anise," designed by Mile. Bethmont, 
executed by M. Bocquet. 
Vase from Blois, first size, "Glyceria," 
designed and executed by M. Bienville, 
mounting of embossed copper by M. 
Brandt. 

Vase from Blois, first size, "Sea Gulls,'* 
designed and executed by M. Bienville, 
embossed copper mounting by M. 
Brandt. 

Two vases from Blois, second size, 
"Departure of the Swallows," "Return 
of the Swallows," designed and exe- 
cuted by M. Bienville. 
Two vases from Clermont, "Salisbury," 
designed and executed by M. Bieu- 
ville. 

Two vases from Mennecy, "Agitari- 
um," designed and executed by M. 
Bieuville. 



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Vase from Baeuvais, "Departure of 

Carrier Pigeons," designed and exe- 
cuted by M. Bienville. 
Two vases from Angers, "Fuchsia," 
designed and executed by M. Fournier, 
embossed copper mounting by M. 
Brandt. 

Vase from Blois, first size, "Magnolia," 
designed and executed by M. Four- 
nier, mounting by M. Sandoz, 
Vase from Blois, second size, "Laurel," 
designed and executed by M. Fournier. 
Vase from Blois, second size, "Ferns 
and Chestnut Tree," designed and exe- 
cuted by M. Gebleux. 
Two vases from Acheres, "Waves," 
designed by M. Barberis, executed by 
M. Trager. 

Two vases from Argenteuil, "Bitter- 
sweet," designed by Madame Beth- 
mont, executed by M. Peluche. 
Two vases from Argenteuil, "Weeds," 
designed by Madame Bethmont, exe- 
cuted by M. Peluche. 
Two vases from Creteil, designed by 
Madame Bethmont, executed by INI. 
Simard. 

Two sweetmeat boxes from Mantes, 
Mantes, "Pink Flowerets," designed by 
Madame Bethmont, executed by M. 
Trager. 

Two vases from Izeure, "Maidenhair 
Fern," designed by Miss Boyer de 
Sorieres, executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two cups from Flavigny, "Chrysanthe- 
mums," designed by M. Carriere, exe- 
cuted by M. Trager. 
Four plates designed by M. Guillaume, 
executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two vases from Acheres, "Narcissus," 
designed and executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two vases from Acheres, "Narcissus," 
designed and executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two vases from Acheres, green 
ground, designed and executed by M. 
Lasserre. 

Two vases from Argenteuil, "Poppies," 
designed and executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two dessert plates, "Mai'denhair Fern," 
pink gray, designed and executed by 
M. Lasserre. 

Two vases from Beaune, "Mimosa," de- 
signed and executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two vases from Blois, third size, de- 
signed and executed by M, Lasserre. 
Two vases from Chagny, third size, 
"Wild Garlic Flowers," designed and 
executed by M. Lasserre. 
Two vases from Champigny, green 
ground, designed and executed by M. 
Lasserre. 

Four stork vases, "Clematis," designed 
and executed by W. Lasserre. 



Two vases from Courcelles, "Fennel 

Flowers," designed and executed by 
M. Lasserre. 

Two vases from Crosnes, yellow 
ground, "Dandelions," designed and 
executed by M. Lasserre. 
Tea set, "Fennel Flowers," designed 
and executed by M. Lasserre, 
Two cut-out plates, "Grains," executed 
by Madame Leroux, executed by M. 
Lucas, 

Two vases from Tzeure, "Clarkia," de- 
signed by Madame Leroux, executed 
by M. Trager. 

Two vases from Chatenay, "Geranium," 
designed by Mile. Rault, executed by 
M. Liguie. 

Two vases from Montchanin, "Deco- 
rative Plants," designed by Mile, Rault, 
executed by M, Liguie. 
Two vases from Bagnolet, "Heather," 
designed by Mile. Rault, executed by 
M. Trager. 

Two vases from Bougival, "Vervains," 
designed by Mile. Rault, executed by 
M. Trager. 

Two vases from Choisy, "Buttercups," 
designed by Mile. Rault, executed by 
M. Trager, mounting by M. Joindy. 
Two vases from Courcelles, "Orna- 
ments," designed b}'- Mile. Rault, exe- 
cuted by M. L. Trager. 
Two cups from Flavigny, "Aquatic 
Plants," designed by Mile. Rault, exe- 
cuted by M. Trager. 
Two cups from Fresnes, "Decorative 
Plants," designed by Mile. Rault, exe- 
cuted by M. Trager. 
Two cups from Lagny, "Vervains," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault, executed by M. 
Trager. 

Two vases from Livry, "Decorative 
Flowers," designed by Mile. Rault, 
executed by M. Trager. 
Coffee set, "Decorative Flowers," de- 
signed and executed by M. Trager. 
Biscuits: 

Andre Abbal, "Turtledove," executed 
by M. Cieutat. 

P. Aube, "Liberty," executed by M. 
Lajon. 

A. J. Carles, "Youth," executed by M. 
Meme. 

Cordier, "Two Pigs," executed bj^ M. 
Dubois. 

Desbois, "Dryad," executed by M. 
Robert. 

Joe Descomps, "Nonia," executed by 
M. Tissier. 

Desvergnes, "Saint Cecelia," plaquette 
executed by M. Henry. • 
Paul Dubois, "Military Courage," exe- 
cuted by M. Dufosse. 



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Paul Dubois, "Faith," executed by M. 
Desvignes. 

Paul Dubois, "Meditation," executed 
by M. Tissier. 

Paul Dubois, "Charity," executed by 
M. Desvignes. 

Paul Dubois, "Florentine Singer," exe- 
cuted by M. Petit. 

Paul Dubois, "St. John," executed by 
M. Dufosse. 

J. Escoula, "Towards Love," executed 
by M. Lacour. 

J. Escoula, "Dew," executed by M. Du- 
fosse. 

J. Escoula, "Self Communing," exe- 
cuted by M. Gueneau. 
G. Gardet, "Two Danish Dogs," exe- 
cuted by M. Villion. 
G. Gardet, "Two Danish Dogs," exe- 
cuted by M. Dumain. 
P. Gasq, "Hero and Leander," exe- 
cuted by M. Lacour. 
Gauquie, "To Watteau," executed by 
M. Desvignes. 

A. Guillot, "Summer," plaquette, exe- 
cuted by M. Henry. 

A. Guillot, "Autumn," plaquette, exe- 
cuted by M. Henry. 
E. Hanneaux, "Sleep Flower," executed 
by M. Desvignes. 

Houdon, "Lafayette," executed by M. 
Lacour. 

E. C. Houssin, "A Child," bust exe- 
cuted by M. Robert. 
E. C. Houssin, "A Child," bust exe- 
cuted by M. Robert. 
Laporte-Blairsy, "Palm Sunday," first 
'size, executed by M. Dunain. 
Larche, "The Year: Spring/ Summer, 
Autumn, Winter;" a table epergne, ex- 
ecuted by MM. Dufosse, Dumain, Rob- 
ert, Petit and Tissier. 
L. H. Marqueste, "Eros," executed by 
M. Desvignes. 

L. H. Marqueste, "Galatea," executed 
by M. Oru. 

Massoulle, "Undine," executed by M. 
Dubois. 

G. Michel, "In a Dream," second size, 
executed by M. Meme. 
G. Michel, "A Clear Spring," executed 
by M. Dufosse. 

G. Michel, "Peace," executed by M. 
Lajon. 

Y. Numata, "A Japanese Girl," exe- 
cuted by the author. 
Ch. Perron, "Frolic," executed by M. 
Villion. 

D. Peuch, "Bust of M. Emile Loubet, 
President of the Republic," executed 
by M. Oru. 

Th. Riviere, "After bathing," second 
size, executed by M. Dubois. 



Th. Riviere, "Disdain," executed by M. 
Petit. 

Th. Riviere, "Nero," colored biscuit, 
executed by M. Dubois. 
Th. Riviere, "Dante and Virgil," exe- 
cuted by M. Cleutat. 
Th. Riviere, "Abigail," executed by M. 
Tissier. 

Th. Riviere, "Salambo," executed by 
M. Tissier. 

Th. Riviere, "Arab and Lion," executed 
by M. Cieutat. 

O. Roty, "The French Republic," pla- 
quette executed by M. Dubois. 
O. Roty, "Love Comforts Mankind," 
plaquette executed by M. Henry. 
O. Roty, "In Lahore Quies," plaquette 
executed by M. Henry. 
P. Roussel, "The Evening Star," exe- 
cuted by M. Lacour. 
P. Roussel, "Malfi, colored biscuit, ex- 
ecuted by M. Dubois. 
P. Rouseel, "Sleep," colored biscuit, 
executed by M. Dubois. 
De St. Marceaux, "Ecstacy," executed 
by M. Dubois. 

De St. Marceaux, "Aurora," executed 
by M. Tissier. 

Sudre, "Gelida," tinted biscuit, exe- 
cuted by M. Dubois. 
C. Valton, "A W^hite Bear," executed 
by M. Robert. 

Dalou, "A Peasant Woman Suckling 
Her Child," executed by M. Oru. 
Enamelled Sculpture: 
Basin mounted on a column adorned 
with three figures, "The Nymphs of 
the Seine," by MM. Boucher and San- 
doz. 

"A St. Bernard Dog," model by M. 
Valton. 

Two vases from Andrezel, model by M. 
Brecy, dull coating. 

Two vases from Chelles, model by J\I. 
Bercy, after a design by Mme. Leroux. 
Two vases from Genlis, model by INI. 
Brecy. 

Two vases from Villebon, "Turnip 
Cabbage Leaves," designed by Mile. 
Rault, executed by M. Brecy. 
Two vases from Mitry, "Diclytra," 
model by M. d'Eaubonne. 
Two vases from Le Bourget, model by 
M. Ferry. 

Two fennel vases, model by M. Kann, 
dull coating. 

Cup, "Poppy," model by M. Kann. 
Cofifee service, "Fennel," model by M. 
Kann. 

Coflfee service, "Pine-cone," model by 
M. Kann. 

Inkstand, "The Pearl," model by M. 
Ledru. 



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Three sweatmeat boxes, model by M. 
Sandoz. 

Two vases from Bruyeres, models by 
M. Sandoz. 

Two vases from Ferrieres, models by 
M. Sandoz. 

Crystallized Coatings : 
Two vases from Aigremont, model by 
M. Brecy. 

Vase from Andrezel, model by Devicq, 
Vase from Andrezel, model by Devicq. 
Two vases from Bagatelle, model by 
M. Devicq. 

Vase from Blois, first size, brown 
ground, blue crystalizations. 
Two vases from Le Bourget. 
Vase from Chagny, 
Four vases from Chagny. 
Vase from Chagny. 
Vase from Chagny. 
Two vases from Chelles, repousse sil- 
ver mounting by M. Brandt, 
Two vases from Chevilly, mounting by 
M. Joindy. 

Two stork bottle vases, second size, 
gilt bronze mounting, model by M. 
Brecy. 

Vase from Igny, gilt bronze mounting 
by M. Joindy. 

Two vases from Igny, gilt bronze 
mounting by M. Joindy. 
Two vases from Igny, gilt bronze 
mounting by M. Joindy. 
Two vases from Igny. 
Two vases from Igny, mounting by M. 
Joindy. 

Vase from Igny, gilt bronze mounting 
by M. Joindy. 

Vase from Igny, gilt bronze mounting 
by M. Joindy. 
Vase from Igny, gray. 
Vase from Igny, pink. 
Two bottle vases from Lusigny. 
Two vases from Neuilly, mounting by 
M. Brandt. 

Two vases from Neuilly. 
Copper Coating: 

Two vases from Auxerre, gilt bronze 
mounting by M. Sandoz. 
Two. vases from Flavigny. 
Two vases from Flavigny. 
Applied Pastes: 

Four bottles from Crequi, designed by 
M. Barberis, executed by M. Ballanger. 
Vase from Angers, "The Round of the 
Waves," designed and executed by M. 
Doat, gilt bronze mounting by M. San- 
doz. 

Vase from Angers, "The Waltz of the 
Leaves," designed and executed by M. 
Doat, gilt bronze mounting by M. 
Sandoz. 
Two vases from Izeure, "Primroses," 



designed by Mme. Laroux, executed 
by M. Lucas. 

Four vases from Lantenay, designed 
by Mile. Rault, executed by M. Bal- 
langer. 

Two cups from Chinon, "Mimosa," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault, executed by M. 
Bocquet. 

Two vases from Milly, "Seeds," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault and executed by 
M. Bocquet. 

Two vases from Argenteuil, second 
size, "Bees," designed by Mile. Rault, 
executed by M. Pihan. 
Two vases from Izeure, "Chrysanthe- 
mums," designed by Mile. Rault, exe- 
cuted by M. Pihan. 

Vase from Chelles, "Spring," designed 
by Mile. Rault, executed by M. Pihan. 
Vase from Chelles, Summer," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault,- executed by M. 
Pihan. 

Vase from Chelles, "Autumn," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault, executed by M. 
Pihan. 

Vase from Chelles, "Winter," designed 
by Mile. Rault, executed by M. Pihan. 
High heat colors under a coating: 
Two vases from Pommerets, "Pine- 
tree," designed by Mme. Bethmont, 
executed by M. Bolet. 
Vase from Blois, "Hollyhocks," de- 
signed and executed by M. Fournier, 
embossed copper mounting by M. 
Brandt. 

Two vases form Chelles, "Peacock and 
Eucalyptus, tree," designed and exe- 
cuted by Gebleux. 

Two vases from Les Pommerets, "Ane- 
mona," designed by M'me. Leroux, ex- 
ecuted by M. Belot. 
Enamel over the coating: 
Two vases from Bussy, "Decorative 
Flowers," designed by Mme. Leroux, 
executed by M. Ligue. 
Two vases from Chelles, "Jessamine," 
designed by Mme. Leroux, executed 
by M. Vignol. 

Four vases from Bagneux, "Sea- 
weeds," designed and executed by M. 
Mimard. 

Two calabashes, "Sea-weeds," designed 
and executed by M. Mimard. 
Two calabashes, "Sea-weeds," designed 
and executed by M. Mimard. 
Two vases Oul San, "Sea-weeds," de- 
signed and executed by M. Mimard. 
Two vases from Brevannes, "Chick- 
weed," designed by Mile. Rault, exe- 
cuted by M. Ligue. 

Two vases from Chorey, "Violets," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault, executed by M. 
Ligue. 



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Two cups from Lagny, '"Vervains," 
designed by Mile. Kault, executed by 
M. Ligue. 

Two vases from Chelles, "Sedges," de- 
signed by Mile. Rault, executed by M. 
Mimard, 

Two vases from Brevannes, "Grains," 
designed by Mile. Rault, executed by 
M. Mimard. 

Two vases from Bougival, "Forget-me- 
nots," designed by Mile. Rault, exe- 
cuted by Mi. Mimard. 

Tender Porcelain: 

Two vases Oul San, "Grains," designed 
by M. Barberis, executed by M. Uhl- 
rich. 

Two vases from Auxerre, gold on 
enamel, "Orchids," designed and exe- 
cuted by M. Uhlrich. 
Two vases from Andrezel, enamel, 
"Maidenhair Fern," designed and exe- 
cuter by M. Uhlrich. 
Two vases from Auxerre, "Narcissus," 
designed and executed by M. Uhlrich. 
Two vases from Auxerre, "Daffodils," 
white enamel on yellow ground, de- 
signed and executed by M. Uhlrich. • 
Two vases from Igny, "Ferns," gold 
on camellia green ground, designed by 
M. Barberis, executed by ivi. Uhlrich. 
Two vases from Igny, "Grains," de- 
signed by M. Barberis, executed by M. 
Uhlrich, mounting by M. Joindy. 
Two vases from Varennes, "Maiden- 
hair Ferns," designed and executed by 
M. Uhlrich. 

Gray stone sculpture: 

"Lafayette," model by M. Dalou, exe- 
cuted by M. Miel. 
"Two Crabs," model by M. Dalou. 
"Peasant," a bust, mod'el by M. Dalou, 
executed by M. Miel. 
"Navy," model by M. Dalou, executed 
by M. Miel. 

"Scythe Sharpening," model by M. 
Dalou, executed by M. Miel. 
"Masque de Silene," model by M. 
Dalou. 

Two vases from Cerny, model by M. 
Guimard. 

Flower pot stand, model by M. Gui- 
mard. 

Two sea crayfishes, model by M. De- 
vicq. 
Two crabs, model by M. Devicq. 

Crystallized coating: 

"Fondness," group, model by M. 

Boucher. 

Four vases from Gournay, first size. 

Two vases from M.ery. 



GROUP 46. 

(Installed in French Section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Mathis & Fontbaron, Paris. Model of 

slate roofing; zinc; appliances. 

GROUP 47. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Appert, Leon, Clichy (Seine). Scientific 

works in glass. 
Barrez, Ch., Paris. Furnaces, bottles. 
Boucher, Claude, Cognac (Charente). 

Bottles and bottle apparatus. 
Copillet, Henri, & Co., Noyon (Oise). 

Ornamental glasses. 
Daum Freres, Nancy (Meurthe-&-Mo- 

selle). Ornamental glasses. 
Despret, Georges, Jeumont (Nord). 

Articles in glass paste. 
Harant & Guignard, Paris. Ornamental 

glass. 
Henrivaux, Jules, Paris. Works on glass 

manufacture. 
Lacroix, A., & Co., Paris. Vitrifiable 

colors. 
Legras & Cie., Saint Denis (Seine). 

Fancy glass. 
Lelievre, E. O., Paris. Small statue in 

luminous crystal. 
Paquier, Pierre Albert, Paris. Ruby — 

emerald, imitation. 
Renaissance, La. Glass and crystal work 

(exhibited in the France National Pa- 
vilion). 
Stumpf, Touvier, Viollet & Co., Pantin 

(Seine). Crystal. 

GROUP 48. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Champesme, Alexandre, Paris. Draft 

and ventilation apparatus. 
Drouet, Georges, Paris. Steel kitchen 

stoves. 
Godillot, Alexis Georges, Paris. Model 

of furnace burning bad fuels. 
Grodet, Emile, Paris. Plans of heating 

installations and bath-rooms. 
Grouvelle, (Jules), & Arquembourg, 

Paris. Steam and hot-water heating 

apparatus. Regulators. 
Hamelle, Henry, Paris. Plans of steam 

and hot-water heating systems. 
Le Garrec, Romain Marie, Paris. Sani- 
tary materials. 
Leecy, Andre, & Co., Paris. Drawings 

of heating and ventilating apparatus. 
Societe Des Usines de Rosieres, Cher. 

Stoves, chimneys, gratings, pottery. 



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GROUP 49. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

LA SOCIETE COMMERCIALE DE 
CARBURE DE CALCIUM, PARIS. 

Collective exhibit of carbide of cal- 
cium; photographs of the works. 
Scheme showing the power and the 
consummation of electric energy. 
rJullier, L. M., Paris. 
Compagnie Francaise des Carbures de 
Calcium, Sechilienne (Isere). 
Compagnie Generale d'Electro-Chimie, 
Paris. 

Societe d'Electro-Chimie, Paris. 
Societe des Carbures Metalliques, 
Paris. 

Societe des Usines Electriques de la 
Louza, (Usines de Nice), Geneve 
(Suisse). 

Societe des Usines Electro-Chimiques 
de Crampagne, Toulouse (Hte- 
Haronn).. 

Societe Electro-Chimique de Giffre, 
Annecy (Hte-Savoie). 
Societe Electro-Metallurgique de St. 
Societe Electro-Metallurgique de St. 
Beron, Saint-Beron (Savoie). 
Societe Francaise d'Enterprise et 
d'Exploitation electriques, Paris. 
Societe Hydro-Electrique des Pyre- 
nees, Toulouse (Hte-Garonne). 

Fouche, Edmund, Paris. Apparatus for 
applications for acetylene gas, light- 
ing, heating, etc. 

Fourchotte, Maurice, Paris. Drawings 
of apparatus for producing acetylene 
gas. 

Gabillot & Co., Charenton (Seine). Vari- 
ous apparatus for using acetylene gas, 
heating, etc. 

Javal, E. A., Paris. Acetylene gas, ap- 
paratus and appliances. 

Meneveau & Co., Paris. Lanterns using 
gas and petroleum. 

Pigeon, Charles, Paris. Gasoline, lamps, 
portable stoves using alcohol. 

GROUP 50. 

(Installed in Palace of Machinery.) 

Zang, Charles, Paris. Machine for mak- 
ing fish-nets. 

GROUP 51- 

(Installed in Palace of Machinery.) 

Dehaitre, Fernand, Paris. Machine for 

finishing textile fabrics. 

Grosselin, Pere & Fils, Sedan (Arden- 
nes). Machine for tasseling textile 
fabrics. 



Letellier, F., Caudebec-Le-Elbeuf (Seine 

Infre.). Disposition of cards. 
Pinatel, G., Aine, St. Etienne (Loire). 

.Weaving loom. 

GROUP 52. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

LES TEINTURIERS APPRETEURS 
& IMPRIMEURS D'ETOFFES, 
SOUS LE PATRONAGE DE LA 
CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE 
ROUBAIX (NORD). 

Collective exhibit by 

Denis, (A.) & Benoist, Roubaix 

(Nord). 

Motte, Albert & Eugene, Roubaix 

(Nord). 

Ribaucourt, Edouard, Roubaix (Nord). 

Roussel, Emile, Roubaix (Nord). 

Detre, Leon, Reim^ (Marne). Speci- 
mens of combed, carded and dyed 
woolen threads. 

Drin, G., & Co., Courbevoie (Seine). 
Woolen textile fabrics bleached and 
dyed before spinning. 

Guillaumet, (Les Fils De) & Chappat, 
(E.), Suresnes (Seine). Fabrics of 
wool, wool and silk, wool and cotton. 

Lederlin, Paul, Thaon (Vosges). Dye- 
ing and bleaching. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Villele, Frederic De, Saint-Gilles-les- 

Hauts-St-Paul, (La Reunion). Aloes- 
fibres. 

GROUP 53. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Diligeon & Co., Paris. Sewing machines. 
Stockman Freres, Paris. Busts and fig- 
ures for dress-makers, etc. 

GROUP 54. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Angel-Seitz, Prosper, Granges (Vosges). 

Thread, cotton, tissues. 

Besselievre Fils, Rouen (Seine Inf.). Im- 
press tissue. 

Blanchisserie de Chaon, La, Chaon 
(Vosges). Cotton Tissues. 

Boeringer, Guth & Co., Epinal (Vosges). 
Cotton tissues. 

Brechard, Antoine, Roanne (Loire). Cot- 
ton tissues, cotton and silk tissues. 

Cocquel, (A.), Dauphin & Le Chevalier, 
Amiens (Somme). Cotton velvet, vel- 
vet corduroy, impress velvet, etc. 



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LA CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE 
ROUBAIX (NORD). 

Collective exhibit of thread, cotton, 

tissues, etc., by: 

MM. Motte, Etienne, & Co., Roubaix 

(Nord). 

Motte & Blanchot, Roubaix, (Nord). 

Motte-Bossut Fils, Roubaix (Nord). 

Wibaux, Florin, Roubaix (Nord). 

SYNDICAT COTONNIER DE L'EST, 
EPINAL (VOSGES). 

Colective exhibit of cotton tissues by: 
Andre, Henri, La Bresse (Vosges). 
Blanchisserie et Teinturerie, Thaon 
(Vosges). 

Boeringer, Guth & Co., Epinal (Vos- 
ges). 

Boucher, Mura & Cie., Ronchamp 
(Haute-Saone). 

Claude, Alphonse, Gerardmer (Vos- 
ges). 

Courant, Sahler & Cie., Montbeliard 
(Doubs). 

Dolfus, Georges, Remiremont (Vos- 
ges). 

Fleurot, J. & E., Val D'Ajol (Vosges). 
Geliot, N., & Fils, Plainfaing (Vosges). 
Germain, Willy & Cie., Thaon (Vos- 
ges). 

Juillard & Meguin, Epinal (Vosges). 
Kiener, Christian & Fils, Eleyes Can- 
ton De Remiremont (Vosges). 
Laederich, Ch., & Cie., Epinal (Vos- 
ges). 

Marchal, Alfred, Luneville (Meurthe 
& Moselle). 

Marchal, Napoleon, Saint-Ame (Vos- 
ges). 

Mougel-Humbert, Claude, La Bresse 
(Vosges). 

Pinot, Edouard, Rupt-Sur-Moselle 
(Vosges), 

Sahler, Leon, Audincourt (Doubs), 
Societe Anonyme des Etablissements 
"Kallmann, " Epinal (Vosges), 
Societe Anonyme des Tissus de Laine 
des Vosges, Le Thillot (Vosges). 
Societe Cotonniere "H. Geliot," St. 
Etienne-Les-Remiremont. 
Velin, Charles, Saulxures-Sur-Mose- 
lotte (Vosges). 

Walter-Seitz, D., & Cie., Granges, 
(Vosges). 

Weill, Guillaume, Epinal (Vosges). 
Witz & Feltz, Epinal (Vosges). 
Ziegler &" Cie., Epinal (Vosges). 
SYNDICAT NORMAND DE LA FILA- 
TURE DU COTON. 
Collective exhibit of cotton and thread 
by: 

Ammann, Georges, Conde Sur Noireau 
(Calvados). 



Avice, A., & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Badin, A., & Fils, Barentin (Seine-Inf.). 
Bazin, Philippe, Conde Sur Noireau 
(Calvados). 

Berger, C, & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Cabrol, Jean, St-Pierre De Varange- 
ville (Seine-Inf.). 

Cleris, D., & Cie., Torcy-Le-Petit Par 
Torcy-Le-Grand (Seine-Inf.). 
Cleris (Pere) Houzard & Cie., Corne- 
ville Sur Risle (Eure). 
Damilaville, Charles, Fils, Barentin 
(Seine Inf.). 

Dantan, Emile, Monville (Seine-Inf.), 
Dantan, Gustave, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 
Defontaine, (A.), & Piron, (H.), Pavil- 
ly (Seine-Inf.). 

Delaporte, Charles, Maromme (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Delaporte, Charles, & Fils, Maronne 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Delaporte, Edouard, & Co., Le Paulu 
Par Duclair (Seine-Inf.). 
Duboc-Lafosse & Cie., Deville-Les- 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Duret & Fils, Brienne (Eure). 
Fouquet, Armand, & Cie., Les Cables 
Perruel Par Perriers Sur Andelle 
(Eure). 

Gresland & Fils, Paris. 
Guillemin, Felix, Nassaudret Par Ser- 
quigny (Eure). 

Halle, J., Mortain (Manche). 
Harel, Victor, Le Houlme (Seine-Inf.). 
Helot, Charles, Menneval Pres Bernay 
(Eure). 

Lavoisier, Eugene, St. Leger Du Bourg 
Denis Par Darnetal (Seine-Inf.). 
Le Carpentier & Co., Barentin (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Le Carpentier, H., & Co., Sotteville- 
Les-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Le Cottier, Lr., Saint Saens, (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lehujeur Freres, Conde Sur Noireau 
Calvados. 

Lemarchand, Jeune, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lemarchand, Edmond, Le Houlme 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Le Moine, L. A., Ouville-La-Riviere 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Lepicard, Georges, Monville (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Loys, Veuve F. de, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Mabire, A., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Marquet & Cie., La Chartre-Sur-Loir 
(Sarthe). 

Monfray Freres, Deville-Les-Rouen 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Morteuil, Raymond, Oissel (Seine- 
Inf.). 
Mouchard, Monville (Seine-Inf.). 



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Pariset, Georges, Fontaine-Le-Bourg 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Plantrou, Eugene, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 
Plantrou, Fils, Clovis, Oissel (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Potel, Alexandre, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 
Prevost Grenier, Freres & Cie., Sotte- 
ville-Les-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Richard Freres, Cholet (Maine-et- 
Loire). 

Saint-Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.) 
Societe Cotonniere de St.-Etienne du 
Rouvray, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Etablissements de Floury 
Sur Andelle, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe de la Filature de la Martinique, 
La, Conde Sur Noireau (Calvados). 
Societe de la Filature James Levavas- 
seur. La, Rouen, (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe de la Filature D'Oissel, La, 
Oissel (Seine-Inf.). 

Societe de la Filature Rouennaise, La, 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Societe de la Filature de St-Paul, La, 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages Henri 
Off ray, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages 
Pouyer Quertier, La, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Societe de "Rocqueret," La, Conde 
Sur Noireau (Calvados). 
Waddington, Fils & Cie., Rouen 
(Seine-Inf.). 

"SYNDICAT NORMAND DE TIS- 
SAGE DE COTON,'* ROUEN 
(SEINE-INF.). 

Collective exhibit of cotton tissues by: 
Baillard, (V.) & Lendormy, (F.), 
Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Bertel Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Boulanger, Vve., Perrier-Sur-Andelle 
(Eure). 

Casablanca, Le Plessis-Offranville 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Daniel, F., Bolbec (Seine-Inf.). 
Desgenetais Freres, Bolbec (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Diensy, Rene, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Fahr & Deglatigny, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Fauquet, Lemaitre, Bolbec (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Forthomme-AUeaume & Fils, Bolbec 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Forthomme & Cie., Bolbec (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Gaillard & Cie., Barentin (Seine-Inf.). 
Harel Freres, Perriers-Sur-Andelle 
(Eure). 
Hazard, E. & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 



Lemaistre Freres, Lillebonne (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lemarchand Jeune, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lepicard, Georges, Monville (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Lepicard, Jeune, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Leroux-Eude, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Loys, Vve. F. de, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Manchon, Ernest, & Freres, Rouen 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Quesnel, V. & J., Jeune, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Roy Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe Cotonniere de St-Etienne du 
Rouvray, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Etablissements de Fleury 
sur Andelle, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages Henri 
Offroy, La, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages de 
Gravelle, La, Le Havre (Seine-Inf.). 
Societe des Filatures & Tissages de 
Pouyer-Quertier, La, Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Societe du Tissage Mecanique de Lan- 
quetot. La, Lanquetot Par Bolbec 
(Seine-Inf.). 

Societe des Tissage & Impression de 
Malaunay, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). 
Waddington, Fils & Cie., Rouen (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Westphalen-Lemaitre & Cie., Lille- 
bonne (Seine-Inf.). 

SYNDICAT DES TEINTURIERS EN 
COTONiS FILES DE LA SEINE- 
INFERIEURE, "DARNETAL," (S.- 
L). 

Collective exhibit of cotton threads in 

colors by: 

Blanchet, Leon, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Blondel, Emile, Saint-Leger Du Bourg- 

Denis (Seine-Inf.). 

Caron, H. Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Coppe, Henri, Roncheralles (Seine- 
Inf.). 

Fauquet, D., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Forthomme, Maurice, Gruchet-Le- 

Valasse (Seine-Inf.). 

Lecoeur Freres, Bapaume-Les-Rouen 

(Seine-Inf.). 

Miray, Paul, Darnetal (Seine-Inf.). 

Rouen, A., Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 
David Adhemar & Maigret, Paris. Cot- 
ton tissues. 
Godde, (Albert) Bedin & Cie., Tarare 

(Rhone). Muslin. 

Jalla, Edouard, Paris. Sponge tissues, 

towel, bathing-gown, etc. 
Kahn, (A. & N.), Lang & Cie., Paris. 

Cotton, thread, tissues. 



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Keittinger, F., & Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Impressed tissue. 
Manchon, Lemaitre & Cie., Rouen 

(Seine-Inf.). Fancy tissues for shirt, 

dress, etc. 
Meyer & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). 

Thread and cotton tissues. 
Paraf Freres, Paris. Tissues for India 

rubber and belt in cotton. 
Perrin, Marie Paul Ernest, Cornimont 

(Vosges). Cotton tissues and thread. 
Schwob Freres, Hericourt (Haute- 

Saone). Thread, unbleached, cotton 

tissues. 
Syndicat Cotonnier De L'Est, Epinal 

(Vosges). Cotton tissues. 

GROUP 55. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aublin-Glacet, Saint-Hilaire-Les-Cam- 
brai (Nord). Lawn, fancy tissue, 
handkerchief. 

Chedville, Desire, Saint-Pierre-Les-El- 
boeuf (Seine-Inf.). Thread, twist, 
rope, tissue; asbestos products. 

Comptoir De L'Industrie Liniere, Martel 
Guerin & Cie., Paris. Thread of flax, 
thin canvaSj linens. 

Cousin Freres, Comines (Nord). Pro- 
ducts of the rope making. 

Defretin, Edouard, Halluin (Nord). 
Ticking table linen, damask. 

Guillemaud, Aine, C, J'-clin (Nord). 
Thread of flax, tow, ^•^^^'^^'for table 
linen, etc. } 

Huet, Andre, & Cie., Liiie , »rd). Me- 
chanical twist. 

Mascre, Etienne, Paris. Cambrics and 
lawns, handkerchiefs, with lace, em- 
broidery and linen. 

Ovigneur Freres, Lille (Nord). Canvas. 

Salmon, A., Armentieres (Nord). 
Thread of flax, and canvas. 

Scrive & Fils, Lille (Nord). Canvas. 

Societe Anonyme "La Jamagne," Gerard- 
mer (Vosges). Canvas for pillow, 
sheet. 

Societe Anonyme Des Filatures, Corder- 
ies & Tissages D'x\ngers, Angers 
(Miaine-et-Loire). Cables, cordage, 
twist, thread. 

Societe Des Usines De "La Ramie Fran- 
caise," Entraigues (Vaucluse). Thread 
cordage and various ramie tissues. 

Vandenbosch, Wambrechies (Nord). 
Thread of flax, hemp, etc. 

Verhaeghe-Vandenwynckele, H., Halluin 
(Nord). Thread of flax and cotton, 
etc. 



FRENCH COLONIES. 

Bouquet, Emile, Farafangana, Madagas- 
car. Products of the country, textile 
thread. 

GROUP 56. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Barthe, Eugene Joseph, La Bastie Rouai- 
roux (Tarn). Drapery spinning. 

Benedictus, Philippe, Paris. Gauze, mus- 
lins. 

Bernheim, Gustave & Cie., Paris. Tissue, 
novelty. 

Bessand Freres, Elboueuf (Seine-In- 
ferieure). Tissues. 

Bonnier & Fils; Vienne (Isere). Dra- 
pery, novelty. 

COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT FROM EL- 
BOEUF, (SEINE INFERIEURE), 

of draperies by the following exhib- 
itors: 

Beer, Lucien, Saint-Pierre-les-Elboeuf. 

Blin & Blin, Elboeuf. 

Cauthelon, A., et ses fils, Elboeuf. 

Fraenkel-Blin, Elboeuf. 

Franchet & Olivier, (Marcel) Elboeuf. 

Hennebert, Emile, Elboeuf. 

Lefebvre Aine & Fils, Elboeuf. 
Allart, L., & Cie., Roubaix (Nord). Tis- 
sues. 
Carissimo, Florent et Henri, Roubaix 

(Nord). Tissues. 
Glorieux, Louis & Fils. Roubaix (Nord). 

Tissues. 
Huet & Mac-Avoy, Roubaix (Nord). 

Tissues. 
Lefebvre, (Louis) & Bastin, (P.), Roubaix 

(Nord). Thread carded wool. 
Masurel-Leclercq, G., Roubaix (Nord). 

Tissues, novelty. 
Motte, Alfred, & Cie., Roubaix (Nord). 

Combed wool. 
Motte, Les Fils D'Alfred, Roubaix 

(Nord). Thread, cotton tissues. 
Motte & Bourgeois, Roubaix (Nord). 

Dyed tissues. 
Motte & Delescluse Freres, Roubaix 

(Nord). Dyed tissues. 
Motte & Meillassoux Freres, Roubaix 

(Nord). Dyed tissues. 
Pollet, C. & J., Roubaix (Nord). Tissues, 

classic. 
Roussel, Francois, Roubaix (Nord). Tis- 
sues, classic. 
Roussel Francois, Pere & Fils, Roubaix 

(Nord). Tissues, noveltv. 
Societe Anonyme De Peignage De 

Laines, Roubaix (Nord). Drapery, 

novelty. 
Ternynck Freres, Henry & Fils, Roubaix 

(Nord). Drapery, novelty. 



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Denis & Benoist, Roubaix (Nord). Dyed 

tissues. 
Gamier, Henri, Paris. Astrakan, plush. 
Hamart, Freres, Roubaix (Nord). Dyed 

tissues. 
Hubinet, Louis, Glageon (Nord). Thread 

of combed wool. 
Levallois & Cie., Paris. Woolen goods, 

ready-made dress. 
Masse, Paul, Corbie (Somme). Wool 

thread. 
Mathon, (E.) & Dubrule, Tourcoing 

(Nord). Tissues, novelty and classic. 
Motte, Etienne & Cie., Roubaix (Nord). 

Thread of cotton. 
Motte & Blanchet, Roubaix (Nord). 

Thread of cotton. 
Motte Bossus & Fils, Roubaix (Nord). 

Cotton tissues, velvet, thread. 
Rousseau, Jules, Sedan (Ardennes). 

Cloth, novelty. 
Roussel, Emile, Roubaix (Nord). Tinc- 
ture for cloth. 
Wibaux- Florin Fils, Roubaix (Nord). 

Cotton tissues. 

GROUP 57. 

Atuyer Bianchini & Ferier, Lyon (Rhone). 
Silk tissues. 

Aube, Pierre, Paris. Ribbons for deco- 
rations. 

Belinac, Albert, St-Etienne (Loire). 
Ribbons. 

Bertrand, Henri, Lyon (Rhone). Silk 
tissues. 

Boufier & Pravaz Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Silk tissues, tulle. 

Boutet Freres & Cie, Paris. Silk. 

Colcombet, Francois & Cie, Saint-Etienne 
(«Loire). Ribbons. 

DE LA SOIERIE DE LYON, LYON 
(RHONE). 

Collective exhibit of silk and silk tis- 
sues by the following exhibitors: 
Beraud, J. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Bessieres, J. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
.. Bouvard & Burel (P), Lyon (Rhone). 
Brunet, Lecomte, Devay, Gerin & 
Paule, Lyon (Rhone). 
Chatillon, Victor, Fils & Cie, Lyon 
(Rhone). 

Cottarel, A. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Duplan & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Genin, H. Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Guigou, Pere & Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Guinet, A. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Micou & RigoUier, Lyon (Rhone). 
OUangnier Fructus & Descher, Lyon 
(Rhone). 

Permeyel & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Piotet, (J. & M.) & Rogue, (J.), Lyon 
(Rhone). 



Poncet, Pere & Fils, Lyon (Rhone). 
Riboud, Freres, Lyon (Rhone). 
Schulz-Bonnetain, Lyon (Rhone). 
DE L'UNION DEE FILATEURS & 
MOULINIERS FRANCAIS. Collec- 
tive exhibit of silk, silk tissues, rib- 
bons and embroderies, by the follow- 
ing exhibitors: 

Antoine, Alfred & Cie., Alais (Gard). 
Armandy, Vve Gratien & Cie, Lyon 
(Rhone). 

Azemart, Pere & Fils, Ganges (Her- 
ault). 

Berenger, E., Chamaret (Drome). 
Berenger, E. & M., Sivron (Drome). 
Blanchon, Louis, A Saint-Julien en 
Saint-Alban (Ardeche). 
Carriere, Emile & Paul, Ganges (Her- 
ault). 

Chabert, J. & Cie, Chomerac (Ardeche). 
Clavel, L., Ganges (Herault). 
Combier, Joseph, Livron (Drome). 
David, J. B., Saint-Etienne (Loire). 
Forest, J. & Cie, Saint-Etienne (Loire). 
Fougeirol, A., Ollieres (Ardeche). 
Georges, O., Saint-Sauveur de Mon- 
tagne (Ardeche). 
Giraud, Gaston, Vals (Ardeche). 
Giron Freres, Saint-Etienne (Loire). 
Hesse, Edouard, Paris. 
Jurus, Allex (Drome). 
Jarrosson, les fils de L, Lyon (Rhone). 
Kingsbourg, Paul, Paris. 
Manufacture de Velours & Peluches, 
Lyon (P ^ 

Montesf successours de, Lyon 

(Rhone, 

Rochier v.)'& Riot (A.), Viviers 
(Ardechty. 

Rozeron, Bourg-de-Peage (Drome). 
Societe Anonyme des Usines de St- 
Joseph, Montboucher (Drone). 
Societe Anonyme de la Sole de Char- 
donnet, Besancon (Doubs). 
Staron (J.) Jeune & Cie. 
Tavan, Jeune, Montelimar (Drome). 
Tromparent, Albin, Prives (Ardeche). 
Tronel, F. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 
Varraud, A., Lyon (Rhone). 
Vinson, Honore, St-Etienne (Loire). 
Violes, A., Bollenes (Vaucluse). 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Delignon & Cie (Paris), Qui-Nhon 

(Annam). Silk, cocoons, ra-f^- silk. 

GROUP 58. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Ancelot, A., Paris. Embroidery. 
Banes, Jacques. Embroidery. 
Bellan, Leopold, Paris. Embroidery. 



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Bequet, Henri, Paris. Embroidery. 

Beraud & Cie, Paris. Embroidery. 

Bomy & Cie, Calais (Pas-De-Calais). 
Lace. 

Boyriven Fils & Cret, Paris. Trim- 
mings. 

COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT FROM 
CALAIS, CALAIS (PAS-DE-CA- 
LAIS) of lace and tulle, by the follow- 
ing exhibitors: 
Delattre Freres, Calais. 
Gaillard & Cie, Calais. 
Houette, L., Calais. 
Le Bas, Jules, Calais. 
Le Bas, Eugene, Calais. 
Lemaitre, H., Calais. 

COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT FROM 
CAUDRY, CAUDRY (NORD) of 

laces, trimmings, embroider}'-, draw- 
ing, by the following exhibitors: 
Bodhuin Lariviere, Caudry (Nord). 
Declercq, Leon, Caudry (Nord). 
Darquer Bacquet, Calais (Pas-de- 
Calais). 

Daveniere & Cie, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Deltenre, Edmond, Paris. 
Despres, F., Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Dettmar, Brandt & Cie, Paris. 
Duchene Fils, Calais (Pas-de- Calais). 
Francis Freres, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Gabet-Devouge, Caudry (Nord). 
Georges, G., Paris. 
Goulette, E., Paris. 

Henon, Henri, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 
Ikle Freres, Paris. 
Jachiet, Louis, Paris. 
Laruelle, Victor, Paris. 
Lere, Leon, Paris. 
Marescot, Paul, Paris. 
Martin, Georges, Paris. 
Oblin-Wasson, Caudry (Nord). 
Ravali, L., Argenteuil (Seine & Oise). 
Reichenbach, A., Paris. 
Sins, Emile, Paris. 

Societe de la Soie de Chardonnet, Bes- 
ancon (Doubs). 

Wanecq-Carpentier, Caudry (Nord). 
West, Robert, Calais (Pas-de-Calais). 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Fin, Mademoiselle Marie, La Reunion. 

Embroidered handkerchief, satchel for 
handkerchief embroidered in silk. 

GROUP 59. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Bechoff, David & Cie, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Beer, Gustave, Paris. Dress, mantle and 

umbrellas. 



Bessand (Pere & Fils) Stasse & Cie, 

Paris. Ready made clothes. 
Bloch & Beer, Paris. Ready made 

clothes. 
Bogier, Georges, Paris. Clothes for 

men. 
Callot, Soeurs, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Carette, Georges, Paris. Vestment of 

luxury. 
Cognacq, Theodore-Ernest, Paris. Ready 

made clothes for men, ladies and 

children. 
Aine-Montaille, Eugene, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Barroin, P., Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Beer, Gustave, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Bechoff, David & Cie, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Bonnaire, Arsene-Henri, Paris. Dresses 

and mantle. 
Callot, Soeurs, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Doeuillet, Georges, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Drecoll, De Wagner & Cie., Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Ducher, Hyppolyte, Paris. Military uni- 
form. 
Dukes & Joire, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Dury, Ad. & Fils, Paris. Clothes for 

children. 
Etablissements Halimbourg-Akar Re- 

unis, Paris. Clothes for men. 
Francis, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Giroult, Andre, Paris. Military cos- 
tumes. 
Gorse, Jean & Jules, Lyon (Rhone). 

Clothes for men and boys. 
Grunwaldt, P.-M., Paris. Fur ready 

made. 
- Hubert De Vautier & Fils, Paris. Mili- 
tary costumes. 
Kahn, Paul, Paris. Clothes for girls 

and boys. 
LachartrouUe, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Laferriere, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Lebouvier, Mme Blanche, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 
Lelong, A.-E., Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Luneau, J-C & Cie, Lille (Nord). Clothes 

for men. 
Margaine-Lacroix, J., Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Martial Armand Renou & Cie, Paris. 

Dress and mantle. 
Masson Templier & Rondeau, Paris. 

Dress and mantle. 

Mayer, Paul & Morhange, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 

Ney Soeure, Mmes & Cie, Paris. Dress 

and mantle. 

Paquin, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Perdoux, Paris. Dress and mantle. 



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Perdoux, Bourdereau, Veron & Cie, 

Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Rederrn, Charles-A uguste, Paris. 

Dresses and mantles. 
Redfern, Jacques, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Reverdot, Leon, Paris. Dress and 

mantle. 
Salomon, (Myrtil), L. Levy & Cie., Paris. 

Clothing. 
Societe Fillot, Ricois, Lucet & Cie, 

Paris. Clothing. 
Societe Du Louvre, Paris. Clothing. 
Storch, Leon, Paris. Clothing, fur cos- 
tume. 
Storch, Paris. Dress and mantle. 
Strom, O. & Fils, Paris. Costumes for 

sport. 
Union Cooperative De Production Des 

Ouvriers De L'Habillement, Paris. 

Clothes. 
Vaganey, Paris. Dress and mantle. 

» GROUP 60. 

(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Aboucaya, Freres, Paris. Varnish 

leather. 

Association Des Cordonniers, Lyon 
(Rhone). Boots. 

Boisselier, Alfred, Paris. Boots. 

Chambre Syndicate Des Fabricants De 
Gants De Grenoble, Grenoble (Isere), 
Gloves in skin, and accessory for mak- 
ing gloves. 

Chapal, C. & E. Freres, Montreuil-Sous- 
Bois (Seine). Rabbit peltry. 

Chollet Neveu & Cie, Paris. Leather 
curried for boots and military equip- 
ment. 

Combe, (A. & Fils) & Cie, Paris. Kid 
leather for boots, dressing in white, 
chromes, in color, glazed and gilded. 

Dolat & Cie, Paris. Glossy and dressed 
peltries, naps for hat making. 

Domange, A. & Fils, Paris. Leather and 
strap. 

Dressoir, Pemartin, Pulin & Cie, Paris. 
Boots. 

Enault & Cie, Paris. Leather tanned 
and curried. 

Etablissements Vve Lechat & Cie, Lille 
(Nord). Leather and articles in 
leather. 

Gibault, Auguste, Paris. Boots and 

shoes. 

Guillaumet, Emile, Grenoble. Skin dress- 
ing for gloves and shoes. 

Gurchawitch Freres & Cie, Asnieres. 

Peltry. 

Hellstern, Constant, Paris. Boots and 

shoes. 



Herve, J., Chateaurenault (Indre-A- 

Loire). Skin for sole. 
Huillard & Cie, Suresnes (Seine). Ex- 
tracted for tannery. 
Hunebelle, Alfred, Amiens (Somme). 

Boots. 
Jossier, G. & Cie, Paris. Varnish 

leather. 
Jungmann, Felix, Paris. Peltry — all 

ready made. 
Lafrique & Fils, Paris. Peltry and rab- 
bit hair. 
Lacombe, Algeria. Tanned leather. 
Marchand, Ch., Paris. Calf leather dress- 
ing 
Masurel & Caen, Croix (Nord). Sheep 

skin tanned. 
Matrod, Joan Baptiste, Paris. Coat skin 

and kid leather for shoes. 
Maurey, Paul, Fils, Paris. Boots and 

shoes for women and children. 
Pfeiffer-Brunet, Bernard, Paris. Peltry 

and furs. 
Pilliais, Rene, Paris. Varnish leather. 
Prevot & Lafon, Paris. Skin gloves. 
Rebouis, Jean Hippolyte, Paris. Skin 

dyed, impress. 
Revillon Freres, Paris. Fur garments 

and peltry. 
Rogie, Eugene, Lille (Nord). Skin 

tanned. 
Roudet & Vallier, Grenoble (Isere). 

Gloves, leather dressing. 
Roussillon, Auguste, Paris. Boots. 
Societe, Anonyme Des Chaussures F. 

Pinet, Paris. Boots. 
Tourin, Georges, Paris. Machinery for 

tan. 
Trefousse-Goguenheim & Cie, Chaumont 

(Haute-Marne). Kid leather for 

gloves. 
Villette-Gate. Nogent-Le-Rotrou (Eure- 

&-Loire). Polish leather. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Comptoir De Djibouti, Djibouti, Somalis. 

Dry skin of goat, sheep and ox. 
Sense, Leon, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. 

Boots for men. ladies and children. 

GROUP 61. 
(Palace of Manufactures.) 

Anglade & Debauge, Paris. Buttons, 
stamped articles. 

Association Cooperative Des Bouton- 
niers En Os, Meru (Oise). Bone but- 
tons. 

Bailly, P., & Co., Paris. Suspenders; 
elastic goods. 

Barreiros, Madame Berthe, Paris. Cor- 
sets and belts. 



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Benoiston, Aurelien, Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 

Bertout, (A.), & Got, Paris. Jersey of 
hosiery. 

Biron, C., Paris. Canes and whips. 

Blais-Mousseron & L. Villeminot, Paris. 
Knitted hosiery. 

Blum, L., Gerson & Co., Paris. Shirts; 
dressing gowns, wrappers. 

Bounaix Jeune, Paris. Caps. 

Bonnet, Jean, Paris. Shirts. 

Brossard Juene, Georges, Paris. Ostrich- 
feathers. * 

Brun Fils, Louis, Arre (Gard). Hosiery. 

Ca^olle & Fils, Veuve, Paris. Corsets. 

Canard, A., Au Puy. (Hte-Loire). Lin- 
ings for hats. 

Charles, Camille, Paris. Corset fitting. 

Choisy, Auguste, Paris. Spangles. 

Claverie, Auguste, Paris. Corsets and 
elastic tissues. 

Coanet, Nancy (M. and M.) Hats. 

CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DE LA 
BONNETERIE DE PARIS. Collec- 
tive exhibit by: 

Boileau, Theodore, Paris. Cotton 
hosiery. 

Courtois, Albert Armand, Paris. 
Hosiery. 

Foumier, Eugene Hippolyte, Paris. 
Shawls. 

Poeuf-Billet, Paris. "Pyrenees" tissue 
articles. 
Tonnel, Veuve, & Co., Paris. Hosiery. 

LA BONNETERIE DE LUXE, PARIS. 
Collective exhibit by: 
BuUot & Corneul, Paris. Hosiery. 
Savoure, J., Paris. Hosiery. 
Verdier, Paris. Hosiery. 

"LA BONNETERIE DE TROVES," 
TROVES (AUBE). Collective ex- 
hibit by: 

Bonbon, Louis, Troyes (Aube). Ho- 
siery. 

Dore & Co., Troyes (Aube). Hosiery. 
Etablissements Desgrez, Troyes 
(Aube). Hosiery. 

Etablissements Lange, Troyes (Aube). 
Hosiery. 

Furgon, Troyes (Aube). Hosiery. 
Raguet Fils, (P.), & Vignes, Troyes 
(Aube). Hosiery. 

Societe Generale de Bonneterie, Troyes 
(Aube). Hosiery. 

Vitoux-Derrey, Troyes (Aube). Ho- 
siery. 

**L'UNION DES FABRICANTS DE 
FLEURS & PLUMES DE PARIS," 
PARIS. Collective exhibit by: 
Augustin, Emile, Paris. Artificial flow- 
ers. 
Brossart, Paris. Dyed ostrich feathers. 



Chandelet, Emile, Paris. Artificial 

flowers; feathers. 

Charles Jeune, Paris. Feathers; flow- 
ers. 

Dechastelus, Maurice, Paris. Artificial 

flowers. 

Demaret, J., Paris. Feathers, birds. 

Gaitz-Hocky, J., Paris. Boas, fancy 

trimmings of ostrich feathers. 

Gerard, Gustave, Paris. Flowers and 

feathers. 

Javey, L., & Co., Paris. Artificial flow- 
ers and foliage. 

Joguet, S., Paris. Artistic flowers for 

electric fittings. 

Lavanoux & Veran, Paris. Artificial 

flowers and feathers. 

Macdonald, Paris. Flowers and 

feathers. 
"LA CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DE LA 

FANTAISE POUR MODES," PARIS. 

Collective exhibit by: 

Aversing, Charles, Paris, Spangles. 

Charles Aine, Paris. Fancy trimmings. 

Charles, Jeune, Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 

Convard-Mercier, Paris. Ornaments. 

Denis & Fils, Paris. Spangles. 

Francfort, G., Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 

Venet-Tiphaine, Paris. Fancy trim- 
mings. 
"LA CpiFFURE," PARIS. Collective 

exhibit by: 

Chabanne, C, Paris. Head dresses, 

wigs. 

Croizier, E., Paris. Head dresses, 

wigs. 

Dupont, Francis, Paris. Head dresses, 

wigs. 

Delion, Albert, Paris. Hats. 

Dehesdin & Fils, Paris. Undercloth- 
ing. 

Denis & Fils, Paris. Spangles. 

Despreaux, Paris. Textiles for corsets. 

Dheilly, Emile, Villers-Bretonneux 

(Somme). Waist-coats. 

Ducarin, D., Comines (Nord). Tex- 
tiles for corsets. 

Dupont, Francis, Paris. Head-dresses, 

wigs. 

Duvelleroy, Georges, Paris. Fans. 

Ennetieres, Jean Baptiste d* Comines 

(Nord). (Dorset-fitting. 

Etablissements Kampmann , Epinal 

(Vosges). Hats. 

Etablissements Rey Cousins & Co., 

Caussade (T. and G.). Straw hats. 

Falcimaigne, Charles, Paris. Um- 
brellas. 

Fillot, Ricois, Lucet & Co., Paris. 

Shirts. 

Gaitz-Hocky, J., Paris. Leather boas. 



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Gaudriau, R. Fils, Fontenay-Le-Comte 
(Vente). Woolen hats. 
Guiliot & Co., Paris. Corsets. 
Guilmard, Madame, Paris. Corsets and 
petticoats. 

Imans, Paris. Wax busts. 
Langenhagen, Octave de, Luneville (M. 
and M.). Hats. 

Lapresle, G., Fils, Paris. Folding hats. 
Latouche Jeune, G., Paris. Head 
dresses, wigs. 

Leon, J. & M., Paris. Hats and caps. 
Leonard, Louis Eugene, Paris. Un- 
derclothing. 

Leprince, Desire, Paris. Buttons. 
Leprince, Henri, Pierre, Francois, 
Paris. Corsets. 

Lesieur, Veuve Alfred, Paris. Steel 
spangles. 

Liaud Freres, Paris. Hats. 
Libron & Fils, C, Paris. Busks and 
springs for corsets. 

LoUiot, Albert, Paris. Feathers, boas. 
Magnenant, Blaise, Paris. Military 
kepis and caps. 

Marchand-Hebert, Gustave, Andeville 
(Oise). Buttons. 

Margaine-Lacroix, Paris. Corsets, 
braces. 

Marquis, Eugene, Paris. Buttons. 
Mayer, Myrthil, & Frere, Paris. Tiss- 
ues and trimmings of feathers; boas. 
Megemond, Emile, Bort (Correze). 
Hats for women. 

Mermillod, Eugene, Paris. Hats. 
Mossant (Freres) & Vallon, Bourg-de- 
Peage (Drome). Straw hats; raw ma- 
terials. 

Moilbeau & Chevreau, Paris. Elastic 
goods. 



Pemjean, Eugene, Paris. Fittings for 
corsets. 

Peyrache, Freres, Paris. Hats. 
Picard & Minier, Paris. Corsets. 
Picard, Les Fils de Leopold, Paris. 
Straw hats for women. 
Pinay Jeune, Les Fils de, Paris. Straw 
hats. ' 

Quantin & Delmotte, Paris. Textile 
fabrics; corset fittings. 
Quesney, Charles, Charleval (Eure), 
Caps. 

Rousseau, Amedee, Georges, Paris. 
Shirts. 

Schorestene Freres, Paris. Raw ma- 
terials and trimmings for hats. 
Schwob, Maurice, Paris. Shirts. 
Schulmann, Paris. Linen. 
Societe Anonyme des Etablissements 
Mauchauffee, Troyes (Aube). Stock- 
ings; waistcoats; trousers. 
Societe Anonyme des Grands Maga- 
sins, Paris. Shirts, linen, undercloth- 
ing. 

Stockmann, Paris. Busks for corsets. 
Taffonneau (Albert) & Chollet, Paris. 
Fancy trimmings, embroideries, laces, 
spangles, etc. 

Triquet, Octave, Paris. Sunshades, 
umbrellas. 

Valentin, Emile, Edmond, Sylvain, 
Lille (Nord). Felt hats. 
Vimont, Leon, Paris. Shirts and un- 
derclothing. 
Vion, Paris, Corsets. 

FRENCH COLONIES. 

Dard, Georges, Saint-Denis, (La Re- 
union). Colonial caps. 



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GERMANY. 



Stationery — Cutlery. 



GROUP 28. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Bormann, G., Nachfl., Berlin. Paints, inks 

and artists' papers. 
Faber, A. W., Stein bei Nuernberg. 

Office and artists' materials. 
Jagenberg, E m i 1, Duesseldorf a.Rh. 

Peper and bookbinding work. 
Junkers, Alex., Berlin. Weatherproof 

normal mineral paints. 
Landauer, J., Braunschweig. Copying 

linen. 
Meyer & Kersting, Karlsruhe, Baden. 

Apparatuses for pyrograph3^ 
Motz & Co., C. W., Berlin. Nails. 
Muenz, Bemhard, Nuernberg, Office 

supplies. 
Saechsische Reiszzeug-Fabrik, Neu-Cos- 

wig-Dresden. Drawing instruments. 

GROUP 29. 

Dick, Friedrich, Eszlingen a.Neckar. 

Cutlery. (Installed in German section 
Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
450 workmen, 300 horse-power; 50 medals 
and diplomas. Agents: John Chatillon, 
85 Clifi" St., New York. 
Ern, C. Fried., Wald (Rheinland). Ra- 
zors, safety razors, razor strops, etc. 
(Installed in German section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 
Henckels, Zwillingswerke, J. A., Solin- 

gen. Steel ware. 
Manufacturer of cutlery of all kinds and 
of best quality. Cutler to their Majes- 
ties: The Emperor of Germany, King of 
Prussia, Emperor of Austria, King of 
Hungary and King of Greece. Highest 
award by Chicago World's Fair, Paris, 
1900 (Grand Prize), Prussian Golden 
Medal, etc. Sole Agents for the U. S., 
Graef & Schmidt, 107 Chambers St., New 
York. 

GROUP 30. 

Behmer, Markus, Muenchen. Silver 

champagne goblets. 
Berger, A., Dresden. Silver ink wells, 

etc. 
Berner, Eugen, Muenchen. Silver tea 

set, cups, etc. 



Berliner Electro-Plated-Waren-Fab r i k, 

Berlin. Silver table ware. 
Berner, E. F., Stuttgart. Kassette. 
Bertrand, Jeweler, Dresden. Hammer 

and bell for the city councilmen. 
Beumers, C. A., Duesseldorf a.Rh. Ar- 
ticles in ecclesiastical art, etc. 
Beumers, C. A., Duesseldorf. Galvanized 

imitations German silver ware. (Har- 
vard University.) 
Binder, Emil, Pforzheim. Emailbijou- 

teries, souvenirs, etc. 
Birmelin, Wilh., Pforzheim. Up to date 

emailbijouterie. 
Bohrmann, B., Nachfl., Frankfurt a.M. 

Silver table ware. 
Bruckmann, P., & Soehne, Heilbroon a.N. 

Fountain of silver, marble and bronze. 
Dick, Fried., Eszlingen a.N. Gold and 

silversmiths' instruments. 
Eberth, Leopold, Muenchen. Ornaments 

of gold, silver and stone. 
Egidy, Emmy von, Muenchen. Silver 

shell. 
Eisenhuetten und Emaillierwerk, Neu- 

salz a.O. Cast iron ware, household 

articles. 
Galvanoplatische Kunstanstalt, Geisiin- 

gen, Steige. Galvanized imitations 

German silverware. 
Glaser, Gebrueder, Hanau, a.M. Small 

silverware. 
Gosen, Theodor von, Muenchen. Silver 

table set. 
Hahn, Heinrich, Hanau a.M. Pictures 

painted on enamel. 
Hardt, Ferd., Pforzheim. Artistic 

enamel paintings and miniatures. 
Haustein, Paul, Muenchen. Enameled 

vessels in silver. 
Heiden, Theodor, Muenchen. Galvan- 
ized imitations of German silverware. 
Hermeling, Gabriel, Coeln a.Rh. Art 

articles. 
Honigmann, Meta, Muenchen. Wine 

jug, flower stand, enamel. 
Kayser, E., Coeln a.Rh. Ornaments of 

Kayserzinn. 
Kellner, Dorothea, Berlin. Enamel min- 
iature portrait on copper and silver. 
Kindler, Ludwig, Muenchen. Ink wells. 
Koenigliche, Zeichenakademie, Hanau, 

a.^I. Silver work. 



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Koenigliche Zeichenakademie, Hanau 

a.M. Enamel work. 
Koenigliche Zeichenakademie, Hanau 

a.M. Gold and silver ornaments. 
Koenigliche Zeichenakademie, Hanau 

a.M. Work in silver. 
Krug, Joh. Martin, Nachfl., Hanau a.M. 

Enamel, jewelry. 

Mau, Dresden. Ink well and pen holder. 

Metallwarenfabrik f u e r Kleinkunst, 

Nuernberg. Articles of "Osiris" metal. 

Milde, Jeweler, Dresden. Hammer and 

bell. 
Miller, Fredrich von, Muenchen. Silver 

cups and figures. 
Neresheimer & Co., Hanau a.M. Silver- 
ware. 
Orivit Works, Coeln a.Rh. Articles of 

sterling silver and hard metal. 
Branch establishments: Berlin, Ham- 
burg, Paris, Vienna. Fancy articles and 
tableware in sterling silver, electro 
plated, Orivit metal, Paris, 1900, Gold 
Medal; Dusseldorf, 1902, Gold Medal, 
Silver State Medal. Place of Exhibition, 
Varied Industries Building, first exhi- 
bition room to the right of east en- 
trance. 

Ott & Cie., Hanau a.M. Silverware. 
Pirner & Franz, Dresden. Silver and 

bronze ornaments. 
Riemerschmid, Richard, Muenchen. Sil- 
ver. 
Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Enamel ware. 
Schirm, C. C, Gruenwald bei Berlin. In- 
laid enamel. 
Schleissner, J. D., Soehne, Hanau a.M. 

Silverware. 
Schmid, Adolf, Pforzheim. Silver writ- 
ing material. 
Seiler, Johannes, Muenchen. Wall foun- 
tain, toilet mirror, bronze shell. 
Steinicken & Lohr, Muenchen. Metal 

articles. 
Sy & Wagner, Berlin. Galvanized imi- 
tations of German Silverware. (Har- 
vard University.) 
VoUgold, D., & Sohn, Berlin. Galvan- 
ized imitations of German silverware, 
(Harvard University.) 
Wenig, Bernhard, Hanau a.M. Silver 

tea set. 
Werner, J. H., Berlin. Gold and silver- 
ware. 
Wiese, M., Hanau a.M. Figures in sil- 
ver and ivory. 
Wilkens, M. H., & Soehne, Hemelingen. 

Silver tableware. 
Winterhalter, Carl, Muenchen. Silver 

cups and goblets. 
Witte, August, Aachen. Enamel orna- 
ments. 
Wollenweber, Eduard, Muenchen. Sil- 
ver ornaments. 



GROUP 31. 

Binder, Emil, Pforzheim. Enameled 
jewelry, souvenirs. 

Birmelin, Wilh., Pforzheim. Souvenirs 
of enamel. 

Burger, Sophie, Muenchen. Silver breast- 
pins and belt buckles. 

Cotta, Use v., Berlin. Silver ornaments. 

Lucas, W., Berlin. Ornaments. 

Dasio, Max, Muenchen. Silver breast- 
pins. 

Deines, Peter, Soehne, Hanau a.M. Sou- 
venir jewelry. 

Dunn, Fred., & Co., Muenchen. Brooches,, 
breastpins, etc. 

Eberth, Leopold, Muenchen. Ornamen- 
tations. 

Egidy, Emmy von, Muenchen. Orna- 
ments. 

Fahrner, Theodor, Pforzheim. Orna- 
ments. 

Fehrmann, Fritz, Tilsit. Ornaments of 
precious metal with amber. 

Fieszler & Cie., Louis, Pforzheim. Gold 
chains and jewelry. 

Friedlaender, Gebr., Berlin. Orders, do- 
nations of the emperor, jewelry. 

Gosen. Theodor von, Muenchen. 
Brooches, etc., in silver. 

Grosz, Karl, Muenchen. Brooches, etc., 
in gold and silver with jewels. 

Haustein, Paul, Muenchen. Brooches, 
etc., in silver, with jewels. 

Hertel, C, & Sohn, Hanau a.M. Artistic 
jewelry. 

Hirzel, Hermann, Muenchen, Gold 
brooches with jewels and enamel. 

Honigmann, Meta, Muenchen. Silver 
ornaments. 

Huebner, Paul, Berlin. Cuff buttons and 
brooches of double. 

Ihm, Wilh., Hanau a.M. Ornaments. 

Kleemann, G., Pforzheim. Ornaments. 

Kreuter, Fr., & Co., Hanau a.M. Jew- 
elry. 

Krueger, F. A. O., Muenchen. Silver 
buckle with brilliants and opals. 

Krug, Joh. Martin, Nachfl. Hanau a.M. 
Jewel souvenirs, paintings on enamel, 

Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Silver souvenirs. 

Merk, E., Muenchen. Ornaments. 

Only proprietor: Paul Merk. House 

founded 1847; own work shops. Three 

German medals, one French. Chicago's 

World Exhibition, Turin, 1902, Hors 

Concours. 

Obrist, Hermann, Muenchen. Silver belt 
buckle, cloak buckle, bracelet. 

Pfeiffer, Max, Muenchen. Ornamenta- 
tion. 

Richter, Aug. F., Hamburg. Ornaments.. 

Rosenstiel, Fr., Berlin. Articles of am- 
ber. 



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Sachsenweger, J., Hanau a.M. Gold 
chains. 

Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Cloak buckle, 
bracelet. 

Schatt, Gebrueder, Hanau a.M. Jewelry. 

Schmuz-Baudisze, Theodor, Muenchen. 
Silver brooch. 

Schneckentiorf, Joseph E., Muenchen. 
Ornamentation. 

Schoenfeld, Jr., Ernst., Hanau a.M. Sou- 
venirs. 

Schoepflich, Eduard, Muenchen. Gold 
and silver ornaments. 

Speidel, Friedrich, Pforzheim. Chains 
and chain bracelets. 

Steinheuer & Co., Hanau a.M. Sou- 
venirs, etc, 

Taschner, Ignatius, Muenchen. Silver 
brooches. 

Wenig, Bernhard, Hanau a.M. Orna- 
ments. 

Werner, J. H., Berlin. Jewelry. 

Zausmer, A., Danzig. Articles of amber. 

Zwernemann, H., Hanau a.M. Gold and 
silverware. 

GROUP 32. 

Arndt & Marcus, Berlin. Watch with 

inlaid metal and amber. (Installed in 

German section Palace of Liberal 

Arts.) 
Baeuerle, Math., St. Georgen, Bad. 

Schwarzwald. Grandfather clocks, 

chime clocks. 
Beumers, C. A., Duesseldorf. Clocks. 
Bredow, Adolf, Stuttgart. Silver ring 

shell. 
Bruckmann, P., & Soehne, Heilbronn 

a.N. Clocks. 
Eltzoldt & Poppitz, Leipzig. Clocks. 
Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Clocks. 
Hollaender, Theodor, & Co., Muenchen. 

]\Ietal clocks. 
Karg, Georg, Darmstadt. Clocks. 
Kaufmann, Hugo, Muenchen. Orna- 
mental clock. 
Kuehl, Geo., & Co., Chicago. Clocks. 
Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. .Illuminating 

articles of metal. 
Lange, A., & Soehne, Glashuette, Sach- 

sen. Precision watches genre America, 

chronometer. 
Mauthe, Fried., Schwenningen a.N. 

Hall clocks; grandfather clocks. 
Meister, Gebr., Berlin. Clock arranged 

to regulate self-winding clocks. 
Morawe, Ferdinand, Muenchen. Clocks. 
Mueller, Louis, & Co., Biel (Schweiz) 

Clocks, amber case. 
Praechtel, C, Berlin. Clocks. 
Rochlitz, C. F., Berlin. Tower clocks 

on German building. 
Rohloff, O., Berlin. Ornamental clocks. 
Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Clocks. 



GROUP 33. 

Abt, Franz X., Mindelheim. Copper wall 

plate. 
Aktiengesellschaft von H. Gladenbeck & 

Sohn, Berlin. Bronze figures. 
Branch factory of the same firm in Berlin, 
Friedrichshagen. Metal fancy goods of 
various kinds, and descriptions as ink- 
stands, candle sticks, card plates, trays, 
smoking sets, clocks, scent bottles, flow- 
er pots, photo frames. Old established 
firm, formerly under the name of e. Lewy 
& Soehne. Many high awards. Illu- 
strated catalogues upon request. 
Aktiengesellschaft von H. Gladenbeck & 

Soehne, Berlin. Articles of metal. 
Monuments of all sizes up to the biggest. 
iSaloon bronzes as statues, statuettes, 
groups, busts, etc. Monuments for 
graves, parks, fountains. High-class ter- 
ra cotta goods. Bronze and imitation 
bronze fancy goods as ink stands, trays, 
smoking sets, etc. Highest awards at 
Chicago World's Fair; Paris, 1900, Grand 
Prix. Illustrated catalogues upon request. 
Aktiengesellschaft Lauchhammer, Lauch- 
hammer. Cast bronze for monument. 
Armbruester, Gebr., Frankfurt a.M. 

Eagle of forged bronze, etc. 
Arndt & Marcus, Berlin. Articles of 

bronze. 
Ausstellung des Vereins der Kuenstler- 

innen und Kunstfreundinnen. Berlin. 
Ausstellung der Vereinigten Werkstaet- 
ten fuer Kunst im handwork, Muen- 
chen. 
Berner, Eugen, Muenchen. Bronze 

vases. 
Busch, Louis, Mainz. Chandeliers. 
Buyten, J., & Soehne, Duesseldorf. Wall 

coverings. 
Dietsche, Fridolin, Karlsruhe. Wall 

fountains. 
Dunn, Fred & Co., Muenchen. Bronzes. 
Eichler, Nelly von, Eurzburg bei Muen- 
chen. Bronze chandelier. 
Elkan, Walter, Berlin. Work in em- 
bossed copper and bronze. 
Elkan, Walter, Muenchen. Japanned ar- 
ticles of metal. 
Erzgiesserei "Renaissance," Muenchen. 

Bronze. 
Fambach, Ch., und Hagner, Alb., Mainz. 

Decorating vessel. 
Feist, Otto, Karlsruhe. Bronze statues, 

etc. 
Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Smoker's 

table. 
Fritz, Oskar, Berlin. Articles of brass. 
Frost, H., & Soehne, Berlin. Illuminat- 
ing articles. 
Fuerstlich Stollbergsches Huettenamt, 
Ilsenburg. Articles of cast iron. 



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Gaul, A., Wilmersdorf bei Berlin. Plan 

for bronze eagle. 
Gehlert, Georg, Kiel. Forged copper 

ware. 
Gerber, August, Coeln a.Rh. Classical 

sculpture, 
Gladenbecks Bronzegiesserei, Friedrichs- 

hagen bei Berlin. Socket for flag 

pole on German Building. 
Goldschmidt, J., Nuernberg. Articles of 

metal. 
Groeben, Hedwig, v.d., Pau, Suedfrak- 

reich. Articles of forged metal. 
Haustein, Paul. Liquor set of forged 

copper. 
Hauten, F. van, Sohn, Bohn a.Rh. Metal 

and glass ware. 
Held, Herm., Nachfl., Magdeburg. Wall 

fountain. 
Hillmer, Victor, Berlin. Articles of 

bronze. 
Hirzel, Hermann, Muenchen. Vase in 

Japanned metal. 
Hollaender, Theodor, & Co., Muenchen. 

Articles of metal. 
Hueck, Eduard, Luedenscheid. Metal 

ware. 
Jacobi, Martin, Berlin. Illuminating ar- 
ticles. 
Kallenberg, R., & Co., Muenchen. Ar- 
ticles of iron and brass. 
Kiemlen, Emil, Stuttgart. Bronze stat- 
uettes. 
Kindler, Ludwig, Muenchen. Bronze 

writing set. 
Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Umbrella stand 

of polished brass. 
Kirsch, Reinhold, Muenchen. Clock, 

chandelier, lantern, etc. 
Knodt, G., Frankfurt a.M. Copper and 

bronze figures, etc. 
Everything worked in copper. 
Koenig & Lengsf eld, Koeln-Lindenthal. 

Galvano bronzes, vases, etc. 
Krause, Lina, Berlin. Forged book 

holder. 
Krause, Hermann, Berlin. Forged rail- 
ing, etc., 'made by machine. 
Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. Fire place 

screen, etc. 
Laubisch, August, Magdeburg. Chande- 
lier. 
Leander, G., Berlin. Articles of bronze 

and silver. 
Lennhoff, Julius, Berlin. Industrial art 

bronze ware. 
Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Galvanoplastic 

decorated art goods. 
Lichtinger, L., Muenchen. Fancy and 

useful articles. 
Lind, Gustav, Nachfl., Berlin. Bronze 

pillar and railing. 
Loevy, S. A., Berlin. Metal hood for fire 

place. 



Luksch, Elena, Muenchen. Bronze din- 
ner bell. 
Mayer, Rudolf, Karlsruhe. Plaketten. 
Mueller-Salem, Jul., Pforzheim. Metal 

articles. 
Neelsen, Elisabeth, Berlin. Forged tv/o- 

armed chandelier. 
Pfeiffer, Felix, Leipzig. Plaketten. 
Reisz, Neumann & Gansereit, Berlin. 

Illuminating articles. 
Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Fire place cov- 
erings. 
Riemerschmid, Richard, Muenchen. Brass 

chandelier. 
Rohloff, O., Berlin. Clock of Emperor 

William II. (Installed in German State 

Building.) 
Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Plate of 

forged copper. 
Scheer, Otto, Berlin. Metal articles. 
Scherf, Walter, & Co., Nuernberg. Fancy 

articles of "Osiris" metal. 
Schlieder, Sophie Luise, Berlin. Lamp, 

music stand, bell of metal. 
. Schmeidl, Josef, Muenchen. Industrial 

art goods. • 
Schmid, Ad., Pforzheim. Plaketten, ink 

well, etc. 
Schmiedt, Heinrich, Muenchen. Articles 

of zinc and copper. 
Schmits, A., Duesseldorf. Forged fill- 
ings, covering, etc. 
Schmitt, Georg Friedr., Nuernberg. In- 
dustrial art goods of zinc. 
Schmuz-Baudisz, Theodor, Muenchen. 

Vases, bronzes. 
Schultz, Otto, Berlin. Art goods m iron 

and bronze. 
The work manufactured in ]\Iasser Tezett 
railings and fences, patented in America 
and other countries. 
Stichling, O., Berlin. Plan of fountain 

group in forged copper. 
Stotz, Paul, Stuttgart. Chandelier and 

lamps in brass, bronzes. 
Uechtritz, Kuno von, Berlin. Model of 

the Steuben monument, etc. 
Weisz, V/., Karlsruhe. Metal articles. 
Wilhelm & Lind, Muenchen. Industrial 

art goods in metal. 
Winhart, J., & Co., Muenchen. Vases, 

bowls, etc. 
Wolber, Fritz, Pforzheim. Articles in 

metal. 
2immermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. 

Illuminating articles, etc. 

GROUP 34. 

Buhtz, Walter, Magdeburg. Letter pock- 
ets and leather goods. 

Endner, Friedrich, Darmstadt. Small fig- 
ural medallion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Heilbronn. Embroi-- 
dered sofa pillow. 



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Frauenarbeitsschule, Ruetlingen. Em- 
broidered sofa pillow. 

Frauenarbeitsschule des schwaebischen 
Frauenvereins, Stuttgart. Embroidered 
sofa pillow. 

Frauenarbeitsschule Ulm a.D. Embroi- 
dered sofa pillow. 

Heckel, J. von, Muenchen. Artificial 
flowers and shrubs. 

Hirsch, S., Berlin. Belts, girdles, bags. 

Hulbe, Georg, Hamburg. Fine leather 
goods. 

Koechlin, Marie, Strassburg i.E. Embroi- 
dered pillows, chair coverings. 

Laeuger, Emma, Loerrach i.B. Gobelin 
work and embroidered pillows. 

Langbein, Frl. Paula, Magdeburg. Pil- 
lows. 

Lehmann, A., Koenigsberg, i.P. Ivory, 
amber and wood turnings. 

Lichtinger, L.,^ Muenchen. Zinc goods. 

Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa pil- 
low. 

Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Card case. 

Obermeier, Hans, Muenchen. Artificial 
fancy sticks. 

Pankok, B., Stuttgart. Pillows. 

Riedel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa pillow. 

Rosenstiel, Fr., Berlin. Amber goods of 
art and industrial art. 

SchifTel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. 

Scholl, Eduard, Karlsruhe und Durlach. 
Bookbindings. 

Se"fTrath, Fr. & E., Magdeburg. Letter 
pockets and leather goods. 

Steinicken & Lohr, Muenchen. Writing 
desk supplies. 

Vereinigte Pfeifenfabriken. Nuernberg. 
Amber cigar holders, etc. 

Wollenweber, Eduard, Muenchen. "Lo- 
comotive" writing set. 

Zausmer, A., Danzig. Articles of amber. 

Zimmermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. 
Chandeliers. 

GROUP 36. 

Baehring, Julius, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Bauersachs, Emil, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Borgfeldt, Geo., & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Craemer & Heron, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Dorst, Julius, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Dressel, Cuno & Otto, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Dressel, Wilhelm, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Escher, E., jun., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Fischer, S. F., Oberseiffenbach. Build- 
ing blocks, games. 

Fleischmann, A., & Craemer, Sonneberg. 
Toys. 

Fleischmann, Gebr., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Franz, J., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Geyer, Carl, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Hachmeister, Hermann. Toys. 

Hamburger & Co., Berlin. Fine dolls. 

Harmus, Karl, jun., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Hartwig, Robert, Sonneberg. Toys. 



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Heubach, Hugo, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Hoffmeister, C, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Horn, Heinrich, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Koenig, Andreas, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Leutheuser, Richard, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Lindner, Louis, & Soehne, Sonneberg. 
1 oys. 

Luetzelberger, Hermann, Sonneberg. 
Toys. 

Luetzelberger, J. N., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Luge, A., & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Mueller & Froebel, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Pfarr, Wilhelm, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Richter, F. Ad., & Cie., Rudolstadt. An- 
chor blocks, anchor bridges, anchor 
puzzles. 

First and largest factor}^ for toy building 

blocks in the world. Highest awards: 

Paris 1900, Leipzig 1897, Amsterdam 1883, 

London 1891, Antwerp 1885. etc. Ameri- 
can House: F. Ad. Richter & Co., 215 

Pearl Street. New York. 

Samhammer, Philipp, & Co., Sonneberg. 
Toys. 

Schilling, F. M., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Schmey, G., Nachfl., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Schoenau, Arthur, Sonneberg, Toys. 

Spindler, Georg, Sonneberg. Toys. 

Steiff, Margaretha, Giengenbrenz. Toy 
animals and joint dolls. 

Wolf, Louis, & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. 

Zeuch & Lausmann, Sonneberg. Toys. 

GROUP 37. 

Altherr, Alfred, & Ortlieb, W., Berlin. 
Flans of dining room. 

Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Work in 
wood and carpentr^^ 

Angermann, A., Dresden. Wall applica- 
tions. 

Baldes, Carl, Frankfurt, a.M. Inside dec- 
oration. (Installed in German sec- 
tion Palace of Agriculture. ") 

Ballin, M., Muenchen. Inside finishing. 

Baranek, Josef, Berlin. Artistic glaz- 
ing. 

Bastian, Charles, Strassburg i.E. Two 
plateaux with inlaid flag-stone. 

Baumgart, Ernst, Suedende bei Berlin. 
jMarble work for bath design. (Instal- 
led in German section Palace of Liberal 
Arts.) 

Bayerische Kunststeinwerke des Wuert- 
tembergischen Portlandzementwerkes, 
Lauflfen a.N. Stonecutting and sculp- 
ture work. 

Becker, Alb., Magdeburg. Illuminating 
station. 

Behrens, Peter, Duesseldorf. Plans of 
drawing room. 

Bem.be, A., Mainz. Woodwork, mantle, 
etc. 

Berner, E. F., Stuttgart. Kasette. 

Biberfeld, Arthur, Berlin. Plans for a 
young lady's room. 



Boswau & Knauer, (incorporated), Ber- 
lin. Ceiling decorations, etc. 

Boysen, J. L., Darmstadt. Carvings. 

Braunagel, Paul, und Cammissar, August, 
Strassburg i.E. Mosiac glass windows. 

Busch, Louis, Mainz. Chandelier. 

Buyten, J., & Soehne, Duesseldorf. Wall 
decoration. 

Chemisch-technische Fabrik, Charlotten- 
burg. Marble covering plates. 

Delp & Karn, Mainz. Mantle cover- 
ing. 

Detmolder Stuckfabrik, Detmold. Ceil- 
ing decoration. 

Deutsche Lincrust a-Werke, Hoechst 
a.M. Lincrusta for wall covering-. 

Deutsche Steinindustrie Aktien Gesell- 
schaft, Berlin. Marble work, mantles, 
etc. (Installed in German Building.) 

Dietler, Adolf, Freiburg i.B. Wall dec- 
orations in wood. 

Dietsche, F., Karlsruhe. Wall fountain. 

Dill, Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe., Wall paint- 
ing. 

Drechsler, Fritz, Leipzig. Plans of music 
room. 

Dresdener Werkstaetten fuer Handwerk- 
skunst, Dresden. Work in wood and 
carpentry. 

Drinneberg, H., Karlsruhe. Glass win- 
dows. 

Duchrow, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Window 
over divan. 

Ecke, P., Muenchen. Plans of bed room. 

Egersdoerfer, Andreas, Frankfurt a.M. 
Decorative wall painting. (Installed in 
Germ.an section Palace of Agriculture.) 

Eggers, H. C. E., & Co., Hamburg. Ar- 
tistic iron work. (Installed in German 
Building.) 

Ehmcke, F. H., Duesseldorf. Coat of 
arms. 

Elkan, Walter, Berlin. Closet door- 
knobs. 

Encke, Th., Magdtburg. Wall cover- 
ings. 

Eysser, J. A., Bayereuth. Finishing of 
room. 

Fritz, Oskar, Berlin. Work in brass. 

Fuerstlich Stolbergsches Huettenwerk, 
Ilsenburg. Artistic castings of iron. 

Fuhr, Fr., Karlsruhe. Wall paintings. 

Gailsche Dampfziegelei, Giessen. Glazed 
hearth stones, 

Gehrig, A., We., Karlsruhe. Wainscot. 

Glueckert, J., Darmstadt. Woodwork. 

Georgens, Wilh., Magdeburg. Finish- 
ing of main window. 

Graetz, Carl, Frankfurt a.M. Decorative 
wall painting. (Installed in German 
section Palace of Agriculture.) 

Grenander, Alfred, Berlin. Plans of re- 
ception room. 

Groh, A., Karlsruhe. Wall paintings. 



Groszherzogliche Majolikamanufaktur, 
Karlsruhe. Flag-stone pictures. 

Gruenwald & Koellner, Mainz. Stone- 
work. 

Guhr, Richard, Berlin. Artistic finish- 
ing. 

Hartmann, Johannes, Leipzig. Models for 
decoration of organ wall. 

Harzheim & Hagen, Duesseldorf-Rath. 
Work in marble. 

Held, Herm., Nachfi., Magdeburg. Wall 
fountain. 

Henschel, O., Magdeburg. Decoration 
with mosaic. 

Hillmer, Viktor, Berlin. Banister, etc. 

Huber, Anton, Charlottenburg. Plans 
of dining room. 

Jacobi, Martin, Berlin. Illuminating ar- 
ticles. 

Jahns, H., Magdeburg. Carvings. 

Jahn, R., Magdeburg. Illuminating ar- 
ticles. 

Jorissen, G., Auberg & Wirbelau. Door 
frames and wall coverings. 

Kaiser, R., Magdeburg. Carving work, 

Kampmann, Gustav, Karlsruhe. An oil 
painting. 

Karlsruher M armor-, Granit- und Syenit- 
werke, Karlsruhe. Marble fountain. 

Kayser, L., Berlin. Artistic carpenter 
work. (Installed in German Building.) 

Kellner, Marno., Charlottenburg. Ceil- 
ing paintings and decorations. 

Kimbel & Friedrichsen, Berlin. Study 
finishings. (Installed in German Build- 
ing.) 

Kirschner, Marie, Berlm. Artistic dec- 
orations. 

Koch, Max, Berlin. Painting. (Installed 
in German Building.) 

Kornig, Arno, Berlin. Plan of children's 
room with bed room. 

Kohlbecker, B., & Sohn, Muenchen. Fin- 
ishings of principal's room. 

Kornhas, K., Karlsruhe. Fire place, etc. 

Kreis, W., Dresden. Plans of representa- 
tion room with ante-room. 

Krueger, Franz, Frankfurt a.M. Cos- 
tume figures, (Installed in German 
section Palace of Agriculture.) 

Kummel, W., Berlin. Plans of cabin with 
bath room. 

Lauger, Max, Karlsruhe. Plans of living 
room. 

Lang, C. A., Kelheim a.d.D Limestone 
table leg. (Installed in German Build- 
ing.) 

Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. Fire place 
screen, etc. 

Laubisch, A., Magdeburg. Covering for 
heating apparatuses. 

Liebau, Herm., Magdeburg. Railing of 
forged brass. 

Liebert, Gebr., Dresden. Wall mosaic. 



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Lind, Gustav, Nechfl., Berlin. Bronze 
pillars. 

Loevy, S. A., Berlin. Metal hood for fire 
place. 

Lucas, August, Duesseldorf. Carvings. 

Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Inside dec- 
oration, wainscot. 

Maennchen, Albert, Berlin. Artistic fin- 
ishing. 

Maennchen, Albert, BerHn. Wall paint- 
ings. 

Marienberger Mosaikplatten-Fabrik, Ma- 
rienberg i.S. Plate covering. 

Marmorwerke Balduinstein, Balduinstein 
i.H. Marble mantle. 

Martin, Theodor, Frankfurt a.M. Plan 
of food exhibition. (Installed in Ger- 
man section Palace of Agriculture.) 

Mengering, Gebr., Scherrebeck. Wall 
covering. 

Mohrbutter, Alfred, Schmargendorf bei 
Berlin. Decorative paintings. 

Mohring, Bruno, Berlin, Manager Ger- 
man Industrial Art Department. 

Muller, Albin, Magdeburg. Plans of gen- 
tleman's study. 

Nast, Ernst, Berlin. Intarsien. 

Nitsche, Gustav, Darmstadt. Paintings 
on ceiling and wall. 

Offenburger Glassmosaikwerke, Offen- 
burg. Mosaic wall fillings. 

Olbrich, J. M., Berlin. Plans of gray 

■ living room. 

Opderbecke & Neese, Duesseldorf. Maf- 

. ble work. (Installed in German Build- 
ing.) 

Paul & Miller, Magdeburg. Fountain 
niche and fire place. 

Pfister, Gebr., Muenchen. Pillars, fire 
places, etc. 

Probst & Boeker, Berlin. Wood work 
and carvings. 

Rank, Gebrueder, Muenchen. Plans of 
reception room. 

Riemerschmid, Richard, Pasing bei Meun- 
schen. Plans of principal's room. 

Reisz, Neumann & Gansereit, Berlin. 
Illuminating articles. 

Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Fire place hood. 

Pliegel, Georg, Nuernberg. Painting. 
(Installed in German section Palace of 
Agriculture.) 

T^oszbach, Max, Solln-Muenchen. Dec- 
orative wall painting. (Installed in 
German Building.) 

l^udolph, B., Stuttgart. Reliefs. 

Rummelspacher, Joseph, Berlin. Decora- 
tive painting. (Installed in the Ger- 
man Tyrolean Alps.) 

Saalburger Marmorwerk, Saalburg a.S. 
Marble panels. 

Saile, Val., Stuttgart. Window wall. 

Seifert, K. A., Dresden. Illuminating ar- 



ticles. 



Seliger, Max, Leipzig. Plans of glass 
window. 

Sobotta, L., Berlin. Decorative paint- 
ing. 

Spindler, Carl, St. Leonhardt b. Boersch. 
Plans of gentleman's room. 

Sueddeutsche Luestterfabrik, Muenchen. 
Chandeliers. 

Schafer, Ludwig, Mainz. Wall fiUings. 

Schafer, Philipp Otto, Muenchen. Dec- 
orative wall painting. 

Schirm, C. C, Grunewald bei BerUn. Fire 
place covering, etc. 

Schmidt & Cie., Muenchen. Finishings 
of bed room. 

Schoenleber, G., Karlsruhe. Oil painting 
for wall. 

Schoppmeyer, C, Magdeburg. Closet. 

Schreyer, Hermann, Leipzig. Glass 
painting. 

Schuetz, F. A., Leipzig. Architecture in 
wood. 

Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Glass window. 

Schulz, Arthur, Berlin. Plastics and dec- 
orations. (Installed in German sec- 
tion Palace of Forestry.) 

Schulz, Helene, Berlin. Portraits, etc. 
(Installed in German Building.) 

Schulz & Holdefeisz, Berlin. Forged 
fire place contrivances. 

Staedtische gewerbliche Fortbildungs- 
schule, Stuttgart. Artistic pottery. 

Stoeving, Curt, Berlin. Plans of an art 
lover's hall. 

Stotz, Paul, Stuttgart. Chandelier, etc. 

GROUP 37. 

Sturm, Paul, Leipzig. Models for artis- 
tic figures. 

Tonwerke Kandern, Kandern. Flag- 
stones, pottery, etc. 

Unger, August, Berlin. Ceiling painting. 
(Installed in German Building). 

Vereinigte Werkstaetten fuer Kunst im 
Handwerk. Room finishings. 

Vereinigte Wuerttembergische Werk- 
staetten fuer Kunst im Handwerk, 
Stuttgart. Paintings. 

Villeroy & Boch, Dresden. Majolika for 
supraporte. 

Weisz, W., Karlsruhe. Fire place mantel. 

Werkstaetten der Kunstgewerbeschule, 
Magdeburg. Fountain niche, fire place, 
etc. 

Werkstaetten fuer Wohnungseinrichtun- 
gen, Muenchen. Wood and carpenter 
work, etc. 

Woelfel, G., Stuttgart. Inlaid work on 
the walls. 

Wunder, Gertrud, Jena. Spinning-wheel. 

Ziegler, Emil, Frankfurt a. M. Decorative 
painting. (Installed in German section 
Palace of Agriculture). 



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Zimmermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. 

Fire place decorations. 

GROUP 38. 

Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Drawing 
room furnishings, etc. 

Ball, A. S., Berlin. Furniture, sofas, ta- 
bles. 

Ballin, M., Muenchen. Furnishings for 
dwellings. 

Bembe, A., Mainz. House furnishings. 

Brocken, Maria von, Berlin. Mahogany 
china closet. 

Buddenbrock, Baronesse M. v., Berlin. 
Tea table and chair. 

Buyten, J., & Soehne, Duesseldorf. Fur- 
niture. 

Dietler, Adolf, Freiburg i. B. Inside 
decorations. 

Dillmann, E., Charlottenburg. Chairs 
with carved seat. 

Dittmar, W., Berlin. Room furnishings. 

Dresdener Werkstaetten fuer Hanu- 
werkskunst, Dresden. Dwelling fur- 
nishings. 

Ecke, P., Muenchen. Bed room furnish- 
ings. 

Enke, Th., Magdeburg. Panels and 
closets. 

Eysser, J. A., Bayreuth. Dwelling fur- 
'nishings. 

Falkenstein, Freifrau Mary von, Berlin. 
. Music case. 

Fischer, Clara Elisabeth, Berlin. Pillar 
case. 

Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Desk, chair. 

Gehrig, A., We., Karlsruhe. Side board, 
kanapee. 

Gerstenbauer, F., Karlsruhe. Garden 
benches. 

Glueckert, J., Darmstadt. Dwelling fur- 
nishings. 

Grimpe, W., Magdeburg. Side board. 

Grumbold, Joh., Koenigsberg, i.P. Cases 
for amber exhibition. 

Heimster, Herm., Magdeburg. Desk. 

Hertzog, Rud., Berlin. Desk. 

Huemer, Paul, Berlin. Desk. 

Jacobi & Kertell, Frankfurt a.M. Cases 
for exhibiting foods. 

Killmey, O., Magdeburg. Adjustable 
easy chair. 

Kimbel & Friederichsen, Berlin. Furni- 
ture, figures, frames. 

Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Book stand. 

Krause, Lina, Berlin. Oak book case. 

Krueger, G., Berlin. Furniture trim- 
mings. 

Kohlbecker & Sohn, Muenchen. Room 
furnishings and furniture. 

Kuemmel, W., Berlin. Furniture. 

Lehnert, Hildegard, und Lobedan, Clara, 
Berlin. Wood wall of gray oak. 



Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Inside dec- 
orations. 

Mehls, Hanna, Berlin. Mahogany desk 
chair. 

Meiszner, P., Magdeburg. Book case and 
table. 

Naeter, H., Magdeburg. Chairs. 

Neelsen, Elisabeth, Berlin. Mirror of 
gray wood. 

Peter, J. L., Mannheim. Sofa, case, easy 
chair. 

Pfaff, J. C, Berlin. Vitrines and tables. 

Philip, Maria, Berlin. Vitrines. 

Praechtel C, Berlin. Furniture. 

Probst & Boeker, Berlin. Carpenter 
work. 

Puis, Ed., Berlin. Vitrines in iron and 
bronze. 

Richter, F. Ad., & Cie., Rudolstadt. Fur- 
niture in children's play room. 

Roehlich, Gebrueder, Berlin. Furnish- 
ings in German Pavilion. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Living room 
and music room. 

Schellbach, Elisabeth, Friedelshof. 
Dwelling furnishings. 

Schuetze, Use, Charlottenburg. Mahog- 
any side board. 

Schlieder, Sophie Luise, Berlin. Sofa of 
gray oak wood. 

Schoppmeier, C, Magdeburg. Wall case. 

Schottstedt, W., Madgeburg. Side board. 

Schuetz, F. A., Leipzig. Art furniture. 

Shannon Registrator Co., Berlin. Of- 
fice furnishings and materials. 

Simon, August, Berlin. Seat furniture. 

Stahl, H., Magdeburg. Case and shelf. 

Stroucken, H., Krefeld. Desk and chairs. 

Stuttgarter Moebelfabrik, Stuttgart. Fur- 
niture. 

Thonet, Gebr., Berlin. Wood fauteuils, 
garden chairs. (Installed in German 
Building). 

Udluft & Hartmann, Dresden. Vitrines. 

Vereinigte Werkstaetten fuer Kunst im 
Handwerk, Muenchen. Room furnish- 
ings and furniture. 

Voigt, Wilhelm, Berlin. Furniture. 

Vorberg, Margarethe, Bugeshalde bei 
Neu-Babelsberg. Chair with cloth 
covering. 

Werkstaetten fuer Deutschen Hausrat, 
Dresden. Furniture. 

Werkstaetten fuer Wohnungseinrichtun- 
gen, Muenchen. Furniture. 

GROUP 39. 

Baranek, Josef, Berlin. Art glazing. 
Benz & Rast, Darmstadt. Art glazing. 
Cammissat, August, & Braunagel, Paul, 

Strassburg i.E. Art glazing. 
Drinneberg, Hans, Karlsruhe. Colored 

glass window. 



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Duchrow, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Glass 
window. 

Endner, Fr., Darmstadt. Glass window. 

Foerster, Paul, Berlin. Glass painting. 

Goergens, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Glass 
window. 

Hahn, Heinrich, Frankfurt a.M. Art 
glazing. 

Koenigsberg, R. C, Schwerin i.M. Art 
glazing. 

Praechtel, C, Berlin. Colored glass 
window. 

Saile, Val, Stuttgart. Glass paintings 
and art glazing. 

Schaefer, Ludv/ig, Mainz. Miniature 
glass pictures. 

Schreyer, H., Leipzig. Glass window. 

Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Colored glass win- 
dow. 

Schulze, Gustav, & Jost, Berlin. Art 
glazing. 

Staudinger, A., Muenchen. Glass paint- 
ing. 

Ule, Carl, Muenchen. Glass window. 

GROUP 41. 

Amsberg, Adolf, Aachen. Bronze door 
knobs and window lifts. 

Becker, Alb., Magdeburg. Electric light 
plant. 

Busch, Louis, Mainz. Illuminating bod- 
ies. 

Dresdener Werkstaetten fuer Hand- 
werksknnst, Dresden. Window and 
door trimmings. 

Frost, H., & Soehne, Berlin. Illuminat- 
ing bodies. 

Goetz & Co., Stuttgart. Safes. 

Jahn, R., Magdeburg. Illuminating bod- 
ies. 

Krueger, G., Berlin. Furniture trim- 
mings. 

Mueller, C, Berlin. Forged brass trim- 
mings. 

Ostertag, J., Aalen. Steel safes. 

Highest award World's Columbian Ex- 
position, Chicago, 1893. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Chandeliers. 

Schlee, Otto, Biberach, a.Risz. Chande- 
lier. (Installed in German section Pal- 
ace of Liberal Arts). 

Schultz & Holdefleisz, BerUn. Fire place 
contrivances. 

Seifert, K. A., Muegeln. Bronze chande- 
lier. 

Spengler, Franz, Berlin. Door trim- 
mings. (Installed in German Pavilion). 

Sueddeutsche Luesterfabrik, Muenchen. 
Illuminating bodies, 

Zschock, Gebr. v., Straszburg. Lighting 
apparatuses. 



GROUP 42. 

(Installed in German section Palace of 
Liberal Arts.) 

Schoening, Carl, Berlin. Paper machines. 
Uihlein, Heinr., Hanover. Wall cover- 
ings and paper. 
Zuber, J., & Cie., Rixheim. Gobelins, 

decorations, wall paper. 

GROUP 43. 

Altfalck, Konrad, Wilmersdorf b. Berlin. 

"Kurfuerst" carpets. (Installed in 
German Building). 

Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Carpets and 
wall coverings. 

Andrea, Christoph, Muehlheim a.Rh. 
Satin. 

Angermann, Frl. A., Dresden. Wall ap- 
plications. 

Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Carpet. 

Barmer Teppichfabrik, Barmen. Carpets. 

Benjamin & Co., Berlin. Carpets. 

Bennecke & Lattey, Magdeburg. Carpet. 

Berliner Holzdrahtrouleausfabrik, Berlin. 
Wooden wire roller shades. 

Bretting & Roemer, Magdeburg. Car- 
pet. 

Buerck, Paul, Magdeburg. Plans of wall 
carpet, etc. 

Butz, Richard, Magdeburg. Articles of 
leather. 

Delmenhorster Linoleumfabrik, Delmen- 
horst b. Bremen. Linoleum and lin- 
crusta. 

Deusz & Oetker, Krefeld. Wall appli- 
cations. 

Deutsche Linkrustawerke, Hoechst a.M. 
Lincrusta and wall coverings. 

Deutsche Linoleum & Wachstuch Com- 
pagnie. Rixdorf-Berlin and Ebers- 
walde. Linoleum, raw material and 
finished goods. 

Established in 1882. Invested capital 7 

million mark. The display shows plain 

granite and the company's patented in- 
laid linoleum in wood carpet and marble 

designs. Highest awards amongst which 

"Royal Prussian State medal." 

Duerfeld, Carl, Chemnitz, i.S. Wall cov- 
erings. 

Ecke, P., Schmidt & Cie., Muenchen. Car- 
pet. 

Eicken, E. v., Halensee (Berlin). Gobel- 
ins, wall decorations. 

Endell, Martha, & Hedwig, Wilmersdorf. 
Carpet. 

Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Carpet. 

Koenigliche Faerbereischule, Krefeld. 
Drapery coverings. 

Frauberger, T., Frauberger, Irene, Dues- 
seldorf. Wall coverings. 



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Germania Linoleum Werke, Bietigheim. 
Linojeum. (Also installed in German 
building and in German section Pal- 
ace of Liberal Arts). 

Gotzes, Th., Krefeld. Gold brocate, 
drapery, etc. (Installed in German sec- 
tion Palace of Liberal Arts). 

Grunow, Adolf, Berlin. Carpets. 

Hendrick, & Schulze, Carl, Duesseldorf. 
Leather goods. 

Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Oriental and 
modern carpets. 

Heszlein, S. A., & Co., Nuernberg. Fur- 
niture and carpets. 

Hozak, Karl, Berlin. Smyrna carpets. 

Huber, Elsa, Mainz. Embroidered wall 
carpet. 

Huber, Mathilde, Mainz. Wall carpets. 

Hulbe, Georg, Hamburg. Leather house 
furnishing goods. 

Killmey, O., Magdeburg. Easy chair 
upholstering. 

Kimbel & Friedrichsen, Berlin. Carpets 
and wall coverings. (Installed in Ger- 
man Pavilion), 

Koeberle, El, Straszburg, i.E. Pillow and 
chair coverings. 

Koechlin, Marie, Strassburg, i.E. Em- 
broidered cushion and chair covers. 

Kottmann, Gustav, Crefeld. Furniture 
upholstering material. 

Kresz, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpets. 

Kuemmel, W., Berlin. Window drapery, 
carpets and wall covering. 

Kunststickereischule des Badischen 
Frauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Gobelins. 

Lang, Paul, Magdeburg. Design for car- 
pet. 

Laeuger, Emma, Loerrach. Gobelin. 

Linoleumfabrik Maximiliansau, Rhein- 
pfalz. Cork linoleum, Jasp linoleum. 

Cork linoleum, corkment combined with 

Jasper linoleum; these specialties afford 

warmth and reduce the sound of walking. 

Maennchen, Albert, Berlin. Wall paint- 
ings. 

Mengering, Gebr., Magdeburg. Wall 
carpet. 

Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Draperies. 

Nosz & Lucas, Elberfeld. Furniture and 
drapery, plush. 

Praechtel, C., Berlin. Wall coverings. 

Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Artistic em- 
broidery, portiers, etc. 

Rentsch, Fritz, Leipzig. Wall coverings. 

Riedel, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. 

Rixdorfer Linoleumfabrik, Rixdorf. Floor 
covering. 

Roeder, Guido, & Co., Ansbach. Carpets. 

Saechsische Kunstweberei Claviez, Adorf 
i.S. Velours. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Carpets. 

Schippel, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. 



Schnittspahn, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. 
Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Wall 

carpet. 
Steinhaeuser, Frl., Hemleben. Wall 

covering. 
Uihlein, Heinrich, Hanover. Material 

for wall covering. 
Vogel, Wilhelm, Chemnitz. Decorations, 

furniture. (Also installed in German 

section Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Winkler, Hermine, Stuttgart. Drapery. 
Wurzner Teppich und Veloursfabriken, 

Wurzen. Carpets. 
Ziesch, W., & Co., Berlin. Gobelins. 

(Installed in German Building.) 

GROUP 44. 

Bringer, Hubert, Darmstadt. Drapery. 

Caspari, Robert, Berlin. Upholstering 
in leather. 

Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Table 
cover and drapery. 

Glueckert, J., Darmstadt. Embroidered 
portiers. 

Heckel, J. v., Muenchen. Floral arrange- 
ments. 

Hendrink & Carl Schulze. See Schulze. 

Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Drapery, em- 
broidered banner. (Installed in Ger- 
man Building.) 

Hochstetter, B., Berlin. Artificial grape, 
etc., vines. 

Knueppelholz, Paul, Magdeburg. Uphol- 
sterings. 

Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Embroidery 
on wall hangings. 

Obermayer, Hans, Muenchen. Artificial 
flowers. 

Palis, Peter George, Magdeburg. Dra- 
pery. 

Praechtel, C, Berlin. Drapery. 

Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Picture 
frames. 

Schultze, Hendrick & Carl, Duesseldorf. 
Leather covering. 

Willner, Reinhold, Berlin. Upholstery 
and decoration. 

GROUP 45. 

A. G. Norddeutsche Steingutfabrik, 
Grohn bei Bremen. Glazed wall plates. 
(Installed in German section Mines 
and ]\Ietallurgy.) 

Baehr, Gustav, Charlottenburg. Tile 
press. (Installed in German section 
Mines and Metallurgy.) 

Baensch, Heinrich, Lettin bei Halle. 
Coffee set, etc. 

Bertuch, A., Berlin. Utensil arrange- 
ment for kitchen. 

Buckauer Porzellanmanufaktur, Buckau. 
Porcelain set. 

Eckerts Nachfl, Darnstadt. Porcelain. 



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Elchinger, Ph., & Soehne, Sufflenheim, 
Office supplies, etc. 

Gailsche Dampfziegelei, Giessen. Glazed 
stones. 

Groszherzogliche Majolika-Manufaktur, 
Karlsruhe. Vases, painting on por- 
celain. 

Hanke, Reinhold, Hoehr b. Koblenz. 
Rhenish stone goods. 

Heider, Rudolf von, Elberfeld. Art cera- 
mics. 

Heubach, Gebr., Lichte bei Wallendorf. 
Porcelain sets and toys. 

Jaeger & Cie., Markt-Redwitz, Bayern. 
Table ware. 

Kister, A. W., Fr., Scheibe. Porcelain 
toys. 

Klemm, Richard, Dresden. Porcelain. 

Koeniglich Bayerische Porzellanmanu- 
faktur, Nymphenburg. Table sets. 

Koenigliche Porzellanmanufaktur, Ber- 
lin. Ceramics. (Also installed in 
Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Kornhas, K., Karlsruhe. Fountain of 
stone. 

Laeuger, Max, Karlsruhe. Art pottery. 

Magnussen, W., Bremen. Stone goods 
productions. 

Marienberger Mosaikplatten F a b r i k, 
Marienberg. Floor plate covering. 

Meinhold, Gebr., Schweinsburg. Ma- 
jolika. 

Mutz, Hermann, Altona a.E. Art pot- 
tery. 

Nister, E., Nuernberg. Ceramics. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Porcelain. 

Ohme, Hermann, Niedersalzbrunn. Uten- 
sils. 

Perkiewicz, M., Ludwigsberg. Earthen- 
ware. 

Reps & Trinte, Magdeburg. Terra Cotta 
plastic figures. 

Rosenthal, Ph., & Co., Selb i.Bayem. 
Art ceramics. 

Scharvogel, J. J., Muenchen. Ceramics 
for fire places. 

Schmidt-Pecht, E., Konstanz. Fayence 
vase. 

Schumann, F. A., Berlin. Porcelain out- 
fit. (Installed in German Wine Res- 
taurant.) 

Steigerwalds, Franz, Neffe, Muenchen. 
Majolikas. 

Tonwerke Kandern, Kandern. Art pot- 
tery.' 

Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach. Flag stones. 

Waechtersbacher Steingutfabrik, Schlier- 
bach. Flag stones. 

Werkstaetten der Kunstgewerbeschule, 
Magdeburg. Fountain niche and fire 
place. 



W e s s e 1 s Wandplattenfabrik, Bonn. 

jVJajolika wall plates. 

GROUP 46. 

Staedtische Gewerbliche Fortbildungs- 

schule, Weibliche Abteilung. Art pot- 
tery. 

GROUP 47. 

Desire, Christian & Sohn, Meisenthal. 

Art glasses. 
Hauten, F. van, Sohn, Bonn. Enameled 

glassware. 
Heckert, Fritz, Petersdorf i.Riesenge- 

birge. Useful and fancy glasses. 
Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Articles in glass 

and porcelain. 
Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Glasses and 

vases. 
Offenburger Glasmosaikwerke, O ff e n- 

burg. Mosaics. 
Puhl & Wagner, Rixdorf. Mosaics. 
Schumann, F. A., Berlin. Glass crystal 

ware. (Installed in German Restau- 
rant.) 
Steigerwalds, Franz, Neffe, Muenchen. 

Vases and glasses. 
Theresienthaler Kristallglasfa b r i k-Nie- 

derlage, Muenchen. Glassware. 

GROUP 49. 

Kallenberg, R., & Co., Muenchen. Illu- 
minating signs. 
Leander, G., Berlin. Illuminating goods. 
Metallschlauch-F abrik, Pforzheim. 

Hanging gas lamp. 
Reisz, Neumann & Ganseriet, Berlin. 

Illuminating bodies. 

GROUP 53. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Berliner Stickmaschinenfabrik, Berlin. 

Embroidering machines. 
Lintz & Eckardt, Berlin. Embroidering 

machines. 
Eight embroidering machines in different 
styles, patented ribbon pleating machine, 
three-needle machine with band appara- 
tus. Largest house, about 120 workmen, 
established 1877. Medal and diploma, Chi- 
cago, 1893. State medal, Munich, 1898. 
Golden medal, Paris, 1900. 

GROUP 54. 

(Installed in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Rudolph, Hugo, Walddorf (Sachsen). 

Drapery. 



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GROUP 55. 

Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Linens, 
table linens, etc. 

Rudolph, Hugo, Walddorf i.Sa. Stair 
carpets, etc. 

Rudolph, Hugo, Walddorf i.Sa. Stair car- 
pets, etc. (Installed in German section 
Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Schumacher, Emil., Bielefeld. Table 
linen, etc. (Installed in German Res- 
taurant.) 

Stiller, A. E., & Sohn, Seifersdorf. Table 
linens, etc. (Installed in German sec- 
tion Liberal Arts Palace.) 

GROUP 57. 

Arnold & Braun, Crefeld. Red silk da- 
mask in German Building. 

Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- 
ion. 

Vereinigte Glanzstoffabriken, Elberfeld, 
Artificial silk. (Installed in German 
section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

GROUP 58. 

Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroidery. 

Baier, J. G., Plauen (Vogtland). Em- 
broidered lace. (Installed in Germa^*" 
section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Berkling, Wilhelm, Plauen und Pausa i.V. 
Tull and lace. (Installed in German 
section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Boehler, F. L., & Sohn. Hand and ma- 
chine embroidery. (Installed in Ger- 
man section Liberal Arts' Palace.) 

Ehmke, F. H., Duesseldorf. Embroidery 
designs. 

Eichhorn, C. R., Plauen i.V. Lace. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Endell, Martha & Hedwig, Wilmersdorf. 
Tull and colored silks. 

Frauenberger, T., Duesseldorft. Em- 
broidery. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Heilbronn. Sofa 
cushion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Reutlingen. Sofa 
cushion. 

Frauenarbeitsschule des schwaebischen 
Frauenvereins, Stuttgart. Embroidered 
sofa pillow. 

Frauenarbeitsschule, Ulm. Embroidered 
sofa pillow. 

Hartmann, Curt, & Co., Plauen. Laces. 
(Installed in German section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Silk, etc., 
decorations. (Installed in German 
Building.) 

Hesz & Martin, Plauen i.V. Laces. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Huber, Elsa, Mainz. Wall carpet. 



Iversen, Helen, Berlin. Cover, painted 
and embroidered. 

Jahn, G. A., Plauen i.V. Laces. (In- 
stalled in German section Liberal Arts 
Palace.) 

Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Chenille em- 
broidery. 

Koechlin, Marie, Straszburg. Embroi- 
dery. 

Koenigliche Spitenkloeppel-Musterschule, 
Schneeberg. Laces. 

Krueger, H., Wwe., Schiffbeck bei Ham- 
burg. Art embroidery. (Installed in 
German section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Gold, silver and bronze medals Chicago, 

San Francisco, Antwerp, Hamburg, 

Bremen, Luebeck. 

Krause, Lina, Berlin. Embroidered por- 
tier. 

Kempf & Paulus, Plauen (Sachsen). 
Embroideries, etc. (Installed in Ger- 
man section Liberal Arts Palace.) 

Kunststickereischule des Badischen 
Frauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Embroi- 
dered pillows. 

Laeuger, Emma, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- 
ion. 

Langbein, Paula, Magdeburg. Sofa 
cushion. 

Lang-Kurz, Minna, Magdeburg. Em- 
broideries. 

Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa cushr 
ion. 

Luthmer, Emmy, Berlin. Portiers, em- 
broidery on satin. 

Maltzahn, Freifrau von, Spandau. Table 
covers, etc. 

Olbrich, Joseph M., m. Darmstadt. Art 
embroidery, etc. 

Oppler, Else, Berlin. Embroidery. 

Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Art em- 
broidery. 

Rentsch, F., Leipzig. Flag and banner 
embroidery. 

Ripberger, Clara, Dresden. Embroider,y. 

Schwarz, Albert, Ravensburg. Portiers, 
etc. (Installed in German section Lib- 
eral Arts Palace.) 

Singer, Johannes, Plauen i.V. Tull laces, 
etc. (Installed in German section Lib- 
eral Arts Palace.) 

Sivers, Clara von, Hasensee (Berlin), 
Embroidery. 

Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Em- 
broidery. 

Timmel, Ernst, & Co., Plauen i.V. Em- 
broidered lace. (Installed in German 
section. Liberal Arts.) 

Thiele & Steinert, Berlin. Lace and 
fringes. (Installed in German Build- 
ing-) 

Troeltsch & Hanselmann, Weissenburg. 
Laces after antique designs. (Installed 
in German Building.) 



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Weindler, Wilhelm, & Co., Plauen. Em- 
broidered lace. (Installed in German 
section, Liberal Arts.) 

Winkler, Hermine, Stuttgart. Portiers. 

Wirth, Emma, Stuttgart. Embroidered 
table cover. 

GROUP 60. 

(Installedl in German Section Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Hegermann, L., Berlin. Glove leather. 
Heil, J., Hamburg-Wandsbeck. Colored 

leather. 



GROUP 61. 

(Installed in German Section (Liberal 
Arts Palace.) 

Herkuleswerke, Korsett-und Spiralfeder- 

fabriken, Oberkaufungen bei Kassel. 

Corset ribs, etc. 
Plaut & Zoellner, Berlin. Collars, cuffs, 

blouses. 
Scherf, Carl, Limbach i.Sachsen. Gloves. 
Patent-Flachswirkerei Coeln, Coeln. 

Linen undergarments. 



GREAT BRITAIN. 



Cutlery — Silversmiths' and Goldsmiths' Ware. 



GROUP 29. 

Gaunt, J. R., & Son, Ltd., Birmingham. 

Uniform buttons, badges, medals, orna- 
ments and swords. 
Staniforth, William Thomas, Sheffield. 
Table and pocket cutlery. 

GROUP 30. 

Wells, John, London. English, Irish 
. and Scotch silver plated ware. 

GROUP 34. 
Aberdeen Comb Works Co., Ltd., Aber- 
deen. Combs, tumblers and fancy ar- 
ticles made from horn and tortoise 
shell. 

GROUP 37. <f 

Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Decorative 

joinery. 

TroUope, George, & Sons, London. Dec- 
orative treatment of rooms and furni- 
ture in various styles and periods. (In- 
stalled in the British Royal Pavilion.) 

Verde Antico Marble Co., Ltd., London. 
Columns and decorative objects exe- 
cuted in Verde Antico marble (Greek). 

Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. Pavil- 
ion enclosing groups of decorated and 
furnished apartments. 

GROUP 38. 

Birch, William, Ltd., London. Drawing 

room, dining room and bedroom fur- 
niture, upholstery, chairs and sofas. 



Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Household 

furniture. 
Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. Pavil- 
ion enclosing groups of decorated and 
furnished apartments. 

GROUP 41. 

Wright, Peter, & Sons, Dudley. Anvils, 

solid wrought, vices, patent leg and 
parallel. 

GROUP 43. 

Greenwich Inlaid Linoleum Co., Ltd., 

London. Inlaid linoleum. 
Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Carpets. 

GROUP 44. 

Birch, William, Ltd., London. (See 

Group 38.) 
Mellier. Ch., & Co., London. Upholstered 

chairs. 
Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See 

Group 38.) 

GROUP 45. 

Allerton, Charles, & Sons, Longton. 

China. Gold and silver lustre. 
Ashworth, G. L., & Brothers, Hanley. 

Decorated earthenware (ironstone 

china). 
Baron, W. L., Barnstaple. Barnstaple 

art pottery. 
Booths, Ltd., Tunstall. Decorated 

earthenware. 



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Bulley, Herbert E., Torquay. Original 

Devonshire pottery. 

Cloisonne Mosaic Co., London. Cloisonne 
mosaic. 

Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co., Ltd., 
Fenton. Decorated china. 

Doulton & Co., Ltd., London. Pottery, 
china, earthenware and decorated 
stoneware. 

Elton, Sir Edmund Harry, Bart., Somer- 
set. Elton ware. Decorated pottery. 
Designed by Sir E. H. Elton, Bart. 

Grindley, W. H., & Co., Tunstall. Semi- 
porcelain dinner ware. 

Harrison & Son (Hanley), Ltd., Hanley. 
Glazes. Underglaze colours. Enamel 
or on-glaze colours. 

Howson, Taylor & Co., Birmingham. 
Decorated earthenware. 

Johnson Brothers, Hanley. Earthen- 
ware.. 

Maclntyre & Co., Ltd., Burslem. Dec- 
orative objects. 

Maddock & Sons, Ltd., Burslem. Semi- 
porcelain. Vitrified porcelain. 

Meakin, A., Ltd., Tunstall. Semi-porce- 
lain. Tiles. 

Minton HoUins & Co., Stoke-Upon-Trent. 

Tiles. Decorative enamels. 

Mintons, Ltd., Stoke-Upon-Trent. Dec- 
orated china. 
Potters' Decorative Supply Co., Ltd., 

Hanley. Decorative pottery. 
Universal Transfer Co., Tunstall. 

Ceramic transfers. 

Wardle & Co., Ltd., Hanley. Art pot- 
tery. 

Watkin, Henry, Burslem. Heat recorder. 

Wengers, Ltd., Stoke-on-Trent. Chem- 
icals, potters' colours, and articles used 
in the potting, enamelling, iron and 
glass industries. 

GROUP 47. 

Moncrieff, John, Perth. Gauge glasses 

and sight feed lubricator glasses. 

GROUP 50. 

Piatt Brothers & Co., Ltd., Oldham. 

Cotton ginning, opening, scrutching, 
carding, combing, preparing and spin- 
ning machinery. 
Wilson & Co., Barnsley, Ltd., Barnsley. 
Shielded bobbins, enameled. 

GROUP 53. 

The Singer Manufacturing Company, 

London. Machines for sewing and 
embroidery shown in motion. 



GROUP 54. 

Lee, Daniel, & Co., Manchester. Furnish- 
ing fabrics of cotton, pure or mixed, 
dyed or printed. 

Turnbull & Stockdale, Ltd., London. 

Printed fabrics. 

GROUP 55. 

Brown, John S., & Sons, Belfast. Da- 
mask linenj handkerchiefs. 

Lee, Daniel, & Co., Manchester. Fur- 
nishing fabrics of flax, hemp, or jute, 
pure or mixed, dyed or printed. 

Liddell, William, & Co., Ltd., Belfast. 
Household linens. 

Steel & Co., Dumferline Limited, Dum- 
ferline. Linen damask. 

GROUP 56. 

Clough, Pike & Co., Bradford. Plain 

mohair goods; fancy dress goods con- 
taining mohair, wool, cotton and silk 
mixed. 
County Cork Industrial Association, 
Cork. Tweeds. Serges. 

GROUP 57. 

Canterbury Weavers, Canterbury. Dec- 
orative textiles. 

George, Herbert T., Haslemere. Woven 
altar frontal. 

Grout & Co., Ltd., London. Black silk 
crape. Crepes de Chine. Scarfs. 

Manufacturers silk crape, gauzes, etc. 

General Agent, William G. Hitchcock, 

No. 395 Broadway, New York. 

Hunter, Edmund, Haslemere. Decora- 
tive textiles. 

Liberty & Co., Ltd., London. Decora- 
tive textiles. 

Nicholson, J. O., Macclesfield. Decora- 
tive silk brocades. 

GROUP 58. 

Birmingham Municipal School of Art, 
Birmingham. (Miss N. E. Wheeler) 
Embroidery. 

Borg, P. P., & Co., Malta. Maltese lace. 

Brow, Miss C., London. Curtains. 

Burrowes, Miss M. E., Buckingham. 
Buckinghamshire laces. 

Collier, Mrs., Devonshire. Devonshire 
lace. 

Convent of Mercy, Kinsale. Limerick 
and crochet laces. 

Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, Ardee. 
Tatting, crochet and point lace. 

Convent of Poor Clares, Kenmare. 
Needlepoint laces. 

Convent, St. Katherines, London. Ec- 
clesiastical embroideries. 



Convent of St. Louis, Carrickmacross. 
Carrickmacross laces. 

Convent of Sisters of Charity, Tubber- 
curry. Limerick and Carrickmacross 
laces. 

Crawford Municipal School of Art, Cork. 
Limerick and crochet laces. 

Cros'smaglen Lace School, Crossmaglen. 
Carrickmacross laces. 

Day, Lewis F., London. Embroideries. 

Fowler, Mrs., Honiton. Honiton laces 
and Honiton lace fan made for H. R. 
H. The Princess of Wales. 

Garrett, Miss Annie, Bowness on Win- 
dermere. Embroideries. 

Haywards (Royal Lacemen) London. 
Irish and English laces. 

Herbert, Miss E., Exeter. Devonshire 
laces. 

Home Industries, Donard. Carrickma- 
cross laces. 

Liddell, William, & Co., Ltd., Belfast. 
Embroidered linen. 

Macclesfield Needlework School, Mac- 
clesfield. Embroideries. 

North Buckinghamshire Lace Associa- 
tiop, Buckinghamshire. Buckingham- 
shire. 

Nottingham, Town of, Nottingham. 
]\lachine-made laces. 

O'Brien, Mrs. Vere, Ennis. Limerick 
laces and tea-gown of Limerick lace. 

Pearson, Mrs., Sidbury, Devonshire 
laces. 



Perry, Mrs., Branscombe. Devonshire 
laces. 

Royal Irish School of Art Needlework, 
JJublin. Embroideries and evening 
dress of Irish embroidery and lace. 

Royal School of Art Needlework, Lon- 
don. Embroideries. 

Sivewright, Mrs., Oxford. Buckingham- 
shire laces. 

Smith, Miss M. A., London. Cut work 
and embroideries. 

Switzer & Co., Ltd., Dublin. Evening 
dress of Carrickmacross lace. 

Symonds, London. Berthe of English 
embroidery and lace. 

Taylor, Miss Ura, London. Embroid- 
eries. 

Thompson, Miss C. J., London. Em- 
broidered fan. 

Trevelyan, Miss Audrey, Seaton. Even- 
ing dress of Honiton Guipure lace and 
fan. 

Vigers, F., and Miss Symonds, London. 
Ecclesiastical embroideries. 

Viola, Ltd., London. Bridal dress and 
two walking dresses of lace and em- 
broidery, and costumes of two bride's 
pages. 

GROUP 6i. 

Gaunt, J. R., & Son, Ltd., Birmingham. 

(See Group 29.) 



JAPAN. 



Stationery, Gold and Silversmith's Work, Etc. . 



GROUP 28. 

Kamada, Yeizo, Osaka. Stationery. 

Oka, Ihei, Osaka. Pencil sharpeners. 

Okai, Zensaku. Osaka. Envelopes and 
paper, plate doilies. 

Fukita, Yosuke, Tokio, Artists' mate- 
rials. 

Ida, Tokubei, Osaka. Artists' materials. 

Inoue, Kanetaro, Tokio. Drawing instru- 
ments. 

Ito, Shobei, Nagoya. Drawing instru- 
ments. 



Midsutani, Karoku, Nara-Ken. Draw- 
ing instruments, 

Nakamura, Zenyemon, Kyoto. Drawing 
instruments. 

Shibukawa, Kikusaburo, Tokio. Draw- 
ing instruments. 

Suzuki, Tokujiro, Osaka. Drawing in- 
struments. 

Takei Paper Co., Gifu-Ken. Copying 
books. 

Tsutsuminaka, Unosuke, Kyoto. Draw- 
ing instruments. 

Yayekawa, Yohei, Kyoto. Pen wipers. 



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GROUP 29. 

Sakai, Kaneyoshi, Osaka-Fu. Scissors, 
knives. 

Seki Hamonosho Kumiai (Seki Cutlery 
Merchants Union), Gifu-Ken. Dag- 
gers. 

Senga, Tetsukichi, Osaka. Scissors, 
knives. 

Wada, Sohachi, Osaka. Shears. 

Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Daggers. 

GROUP 30. 

GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS' WORK 
FOR COMMON USES. 

Aoki, Yoshikiyo, Kyoto. 
Asaoka, Iwataro, Yokohama. 
Fujishima, Suekichi, Kyoto. 
Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. 
Haneda, Chubei, Osaka. 
Hasegawa, Katsukiyo, Tokio. 
Hashimoto, Tokusaburo, Yokohama. 
Hirata, Shigemitsu, Tokio. 
Hori, Yonekichi, Osaka. 
Igarashi, Katsujiro, Tokio. 
Inoue, Koshiro, Tokio. 
Ito, Sadabumi, Tokio. 
Iwasaki Co., Tokio. 
Jobi, Yeisuke, Kyoto. 
Kagawa, Katsuhiro, Tokio. 
Kanaya, Gorosaburo, Kyoto. 
Kashima, Yeijiro, Tokio. 
Katsura, Mitsuharu, Tokio. 
Kawaguchi, Yohei, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Kojiro, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Zembei, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Toru, Tokio. 
Komai, Otojiro, Kyoto. 
Koyama, Takejiro, Kyoto. 
Kubota, Gorobei, Kyoto. 
Kumagae, Uhachi, Tokio. 
Kurokawa, Hidekatsu, Tokio. 
Kusakari, Toyotaro, Tokio. 
Mikawa, Kozaburo, Tokio. 
Miyabe, Atsuyoshi, Kyoto. 
Miyabayashi, Sozo, Osaka. 
Miyamoto, Katsu, Tokio. 
Muramatsu, Manzaburo, Tokio. 
Murata, Kimbei, Tokio. 
Namiekawa, Sadakatsu, Tokio. 
Om.achi, Yeijiro, Tokio. 
Ozeki, Teijiro, Yokohama. 
Saito, Masakichi, Tokio. 
Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. 
Sasaki, Minekichi, Okayama-Ken. 
Shinjo, Inokichi, Tokio. 
Shimoseki, Kahei, Tokio. 
Shinohara, Jushiro. Tokio. 
Suzuki, Chokichi, Tokio. 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Taiimi Trading Co.. Gifu-Ken. 
Takata, Saijiro, Tokio. 
Tam!>hashi, Nisuke, Niigata-Ken. 
Tamino, Teruchika, Toyama-Ken. 



Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. 
Tsukata, Shukyo, Tokio. 
Uyeda, Chobei, Kyoto. 
Watanabe, Chozo, Yokohama. 
Yamaguchi Tankin Co., Osaka. 
Yamamoto, Kanejiro, Tokio. 
Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. 
Yamasaki, Kamekichi, Tokio. 
Yendo, Tomojiro, Tokio. 
Yuasa, Toshichika, Kyoto. 

CLOISONNE WORKS 

Adachi, Kinjiuro, Nagoya. 

Ando, Jimbel, Nagoya. 

Gonta, Hirosuke, Nagoya. 

Goto, Chiyono, Yokohama. 

Goto, Fusataro, Nagoya. 

Goto, Genjiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Hattori, Kichibei, Aichi-Ken. 

Hattori, Tadasaburo, Nagoya. ' 

Hattori, Umetaro, Nagoya. 

Hattori, Kyozaburo, Aichi-Ken. 

Hirano, Kichibei, Kyoto. 

Hayakawa, Kamejiro, Nagoya. 

Hayashi, Hachizaemon, Nagoya. 

Hayashi, Tozaemon, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Yasujiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Daisaku, Representative of Tai- 
rin Kwan. 

Kyomei Kwai, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Kodenji, Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Chuzo, Representative of Haya- 
shi Co., Aichi-Ken. 

Hayashi, Seigoro, Aichi-Ken. 

Hashi, Kuwajiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Honda, Yosaburo, Nagoya. 

Ichiban Co., Nagoya. 

Ichikawa, Tsunezo, Nagoya. 

Ikai, Sanjiro, Nagoya. 

Ikeo, Kimbei, Aichi-Ken. 

Inaba, Nanaho, Kyoto. 

Isshiki, Shuriki, Nagoya. 

Kawade, Shibataro, Nagoya. 

Kawaguchi, Bunzaemon, Nagoya. 

Kawano, Yoshitaro, Yokohama. 

Kodama, Seizaburo, Nagoya. 

Komabayashi, Suekichi, Nagoya. 

Kumeno, Teitaro, Nagoya. 

Kuno, Heisuke, Aichi-Ken. 

Kyoshin, Sha, Kyoto. 

Mizoguchi, Teiji, Aichi-Ken. 

Mizuno, Ihei, Nagoya. 

Mizutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 

Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. ^ 

Mori, Natsujiro, Nagoya. 

Murase, Jinzaburo, Aichi-Ken. 

Nagata, Sojiuro, Nagoya. 

Nakamura, Tsurukichi, Nagoya. 

Namikoshi Kyomei Shippo Kwai, Na- 
goya. 

Namikawa, Sosuke, Tokio. 

Noma, Kitaji, Kume, Nobutsuna, Na- 
goya. ' 

Nonogaki, Naojiro, Nagoya. 

Ogasawara, Takejiro, Aichi-Ken. 



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Ohasji, Tsunesaburo, Nagoya. 

Okamoto, Shozaburo, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Tamejiro, Aichi-Ken. 

Ota, Jiunovei, Nagoya. 

Ota, Katsusaburo, Representative Honyei 

Sha, Aichi-Ken. 
Ota, Harujiro, Aichi-Ken. 
Ota, Hyozo, Aichi-Ken. 
Ota, Toshiro, Aichi-Ken. 
Ota, Tomoemon, Nagoya. 
Sano, Toyosaburo, Kyoto. 
Sato, Bunjiro, Nagoya. 
Sato, Nasuemon, Yokohama. 
Sato, Sentaro, Yokohama. 
Shibayama, Ichisaburo, Nagoya. 
Shimanura, Shingo, Kyoto. 
Shimizu, Shige, Nagoya. 
Suzuki, Tormactsu, Nagoya, 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Takahara, Komajiro, Kyoto. 
Takasaki, Takaichiro, Tokio. 
Takaya Bros., Kyoto. 
Takeda, Saijiro, Representative of Ho- 
♦ sansha, Aichi-Ken. 
Takeda, Tsunesuke, Aichi-Ken. 
Takeda, Genjiuro, Aichi-Ken. 
Takeda, Saijiro, Aichi-Ken. 
Takeda, Seikuro, Aichi-Ken. 
Takeda, Chiuemon, Aichi-Ken. 
Takito Co., Nagoya. 
Taniguehi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. 
Terazawa, Yeijiro, Nagoya. 
Tomiki, Shobei, Nagoya. 
Tsukamoto, Hikokichi, Aichi-Ken. 
Tsukamoto, Tojiuro, Aichi-Ken. 
Tsumakoto, Takisaburo, Nagoya. 
Tsukamoto, Jimbei, Nagoya. 
Yamada, Kanjiro, Aichi-Ken. 
Yamamoto, Yuzan, Kyoto. 
Yasusawa, Kyozo, Yokohama. 
Yoshida, Shaki, Aichi-Ken. 

GROUP 31. 

Akai, Kageaki, Asakusa-Ku, Tokio; Man- 
tel ornaments, flower vases. 

Ishihara, Sohei, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments. 

Kobayashi, Sakuzaemon, Representative 
of Titsugyo Dantai, Fukui-Ken. Col- 
ored agate balls, mantel ornaments, 
paper weights, basin ornaments. 

Kawashima, Katsuzo, Koma, Isaburo, Na- 
gaoka, Moichiro. Matsuye. Censers, 
desk ornament, amethyst, mantel orna- 
ment, agate beads, flower vase. 

Tanaka, Akihiro, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments. 

Tanaka, Seijiro, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments. 

Tanzawa, Kihachiro, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments. 

Tsuchiya, Kihachiro, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments. 

Tsuchiva, Aizo, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments. 



Tsuchiya, Muneyuki, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments and stands. 

Yamanaka Co., Osaka. Agate flower 
vase, agate wine cups, agate mantel or- 
naments. 

Yoda, Kesazo, Tokio. Amethyst, opal 
balls. 

Yoishi, Kaoru, Kofu. Mantel orna- 
ments, quartz. 

Mikimoto, Kokichi, Miye-Ken. Jewelery 
set with pearls. 

Kurokand, Denshichi, Ibaregi-Ken. Pins, 
pin ornaments. 

Numata, Sangoro, Ibaragi-Ken. Pins, 
rings. 

GROUP 32. 

Takada, Saijiro, Tokio. Clocks and parts 

of clocks. 

GROUP 33. 

ART WORK IN METALS. 

Abe, Yensai, Tokio. 
Arai, Yasujiro, Osaka. 
Fujikawa, Teishi, Niigata-Ken. 
Fujiwars, Ihei, Osala. 
Fukuda, Bros., Osaka. 
Fukuda, Kojiro, Shiga-Ken. 
Hasegawa, Kameyemon, Kioto. 
Hasegawa, Kojiro, Osaka. 
Hayashi, Shinsuke, Kyoto. 
Hirano, Kichibei, Kyoto. 
Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. 
Hori, Sangore, Niigata-Ken. 
Ichihashi, Torakichi, Osaka. 
Idsumi, Seijo, Tokio. 
Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. 
Inui, Teizaburo, Kyoto. 
Imai, Wasaburo, Kyoto. 
Ishii, Kihei, Tokio. 
Kadoha, Kanzaemon, Yokohama. 
Kamiya, Teijiro, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Kanaya, Gorosaburo, Kyoto. 
Kanazawa, Gensuke, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Kaneda, Kanejiro, Tokio. 
Kano, Seiun, Tokio. 
Katori, Hidemasa, Tokio-Fu. 
Kawakami, Kihei, Tokio. 
Kihara, Hoshu, Tnki«^. ' 

Kitamura, Kihei, Osaka. 
Kobayashi, Kojiro, Tokio. 
Koidsumi, Genzaburo, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Kumekawa, Yeikichi, Kobe. 
Kuritani, Genroku, Tokio. 
Kuroda, Kiichi, Kyoto. 
Kuroha, Gembei, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Kuroha, Hidekatsu, Tokio. 
Maki, Mitsuhiro, Tokio. 
Makino, Sotojiro, Tokio. 
Metal Works St. Louis Exposition Ex- 
hibitors' Association, Ishikawa-Ken. 
Midsutani. Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 
Mimino, Kashichi, Osaka. 
Mij'^am.oto, Yunan, Nagoya. 



Mizoguchi, Yasunosuke, Kyoto. 
Momi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. 
Morita, Soju, Iberagi-Ken. 
Murakami, Hokoshiro, Kyoto. 
Murakami, Chubei, Kyoto. 
Murakami, Takejiro, Kyoto. 
Nagamatsu, Sajiro, Kyoto. 
Nagasaka, Tasaburo, Kyoto. 
Nakamura, Hambei, Osaka. 
Nakamura, Kinosuke, Tokio. 
Nakamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. 
Nakano, Sakujiro, Osaka. 
Nishii, Yohei, Kyoto. 
Nishikawa, Ginzo, Yokohama. 
Nishimura, Yasubei, Kyoto. 
Noboriyama, Kinzo, Yokohama. 
Nogami, Ryoki, Tokio. 
Nokawa, Noboru, Kyoto. 
Nomura, Yozo, Yokohama. 
Oka, Ikuye, Osaka. 
Okatani, Sosuke, Nagoya. 
Okazaki, Sessei, Tokio. 
Omori, Katsuhide, Ibaragi-Ken. 
Osaka Bronze Company Branch Office, 

Osaka. 
Otsuka, Masuzo, Kyoto. 
Sekiguchi, Torakichi, Niigata. 
Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 
Shima, Sahei, Osaka. 
Shimamura, Shingo, Kioto. 
Shimoseki, Kahei, Tokio. 
Shiozaki, Rihei, Representative of Taka- 

oka Bronze Merchants' Association, 

Toyama-Ken. 
Suzuki, Chokichi, Tokio. 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Tachibana, Zentaro, Osaka. 
Takahashi, Saijiro, Kyoto. 
Takao, Sadashichi, Osako. 
Takemoto, Kiuzaemon, Osako. 
Tamahashi, Nisuke, Niigata. 
Tamakawa, Kahuhei, Niigata. 
Tateno, Nisakichi, Ishikawa-Ken. 
Tsutsumi, Yosojiro, Kyoto. 
Watanabe, Chozo, Yokohama. 
Yamada, Shinsuke, Tokio. 
Yamamoto, Meijiro, Tokio. 
Yamamoto, Naojiro, Kyoto. 
Yamamota, Yonez, Osaka. 
Yamamoto, Yaheiji, Niigata. 
Yamanaka, Gembei, Kyoto. 
Yamanaka Company, Osaka. 
Yoshikawa, Magoshiro, Kyoto. 
Yoshita, Teizo, Osaka. 
Yoshida, Yasubei, Kioto. 

GROUP 34. 

FINE LEATHER GOODS. 

Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. 
Hachimura Brush Factory, Osaka. 
Hashimoto, Tokusaburo, Yokohama. 
Hodota, Tokichi, Yokohama. 
Ichida, Kamekichi, Osaka. 



Ichikawa, Tarokichi, Tokio. 
Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. 
Izawa, Riichiro, Kyoto. 
Kawase, Masashichi, Osaka. 
Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. 
Kobayashi, Yonosuke, Tokio. 
Koyama, Kakejiro, Kyoto. 
Kumagaye, Daijiro, Tokio. 
Kumagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. 
Kutsutani, Takijiro, Tokio. 
Mayekawa, Yohei, Kyoto. 
Miye-Ken Paper Tobacco Pouch Mer-^ 

chants' Association, Miye-Ken. 
Nakata, Yonematsu, Tokio. 
Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 
Sugiye, Shimbei, Osaka. 
Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 
Takahashi, Shikanosuke, Kyoto. 
Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. 
Yamamoto, Naojiro, Yokohama. 
Yamanaka Co., Osaka. 

BASKETS. 
Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. 
Hattori, Siezaburo, Osaka, 
lidsuka, Kikuji, Tochigi Ken. 
Ishizeka, Sanetaro, Tokio. 
Kakuriu Goshi Kwaisha, Hyogo Ken. 
Kosuge, Kenzo, Tokio. 
Kuroda, Denjiro, Kyoto. 
Matsuki, Bunkyo, Kobe. 
Morita, Shintaro, Kyoto. 
Nakabe, Toranosuke, Kobe. 
Nakai Co., Kobe. 
Oka, Ihei, Osaka. 
Okubo, Rishichi, Kagawa Ken. 
Shidsuoka Lacquered Ware Merchants* 

Association, Shidsuoka. 
Seishin Kabushikwaisha, Branch Office, 

Kobe. 

VARIOUS ARTICLES IN LACQUER 
WORK AND FANCY ARTICLES. 

Akatsuka, Jitoku, Tokio. 
Arai, Matsugoro, Tokio. 
Ariiso, Shutaro, Niigata-Ken. 
Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. 

Chasenshoku Kumiai, Tea Beater Mak- 
ers' Association, Nara-Ken. 
Chiba, Tokuhei, Toyama-Ken. 
Chikazawa, Teikichi, Niigata-Ken. 
Fuji, Kiyomatsu, Kyoto. 
Fujikawa, Meizo, Kagawa-Ken. 
Fujikawa, Kinzo, Kagawa-Ken. 
Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. 
Fukuda, Kichirobei, Gifu. 
Fukuda, Jusuke, Kyoto. 
Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. 
Fukuju, Takizo, Gifu-Ken. 
Fukuju, Yahei, Gifu-Ken. 
Fukunaga, Sennosuke, Tokio. 
Futayeda, Teijiro, Nagasaki. 
Goto, Kamataro, Kanagawa-Ken. 



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Hakone Bussan Goshikwaisha, Kana- 
gawa-Ken. 

Harui, Seizaburo, Kyoto. 

Hayashi, Kuhei, Tokio. 

Hayashi, Shinsuke, Kyoto. 

Hodota, Tokichi, Yokohama. 

Honda, Tokujiro, Osaka. 

Honda, Yosaburo, Nagoya. 

Ichishima, Asajiro, Tokio. 

Idsumi, Suyehiro, Niigata. 

Ikeda, Chotaro, Nagasaki. 

Ikeda, Mastunosuke, Yagenbori, Tokio. 

Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. 

Imadachi Gun Lacquered Ware Mer- 
chants' Association, Fiikui-Ken. 

Imamura, Naonosuke, Yokohama. 

Inaba, Ukichi, Niigata. 

Ishikawa-Ken Kawabe-Gun Exhibitors' 
Association, Ishikawa-Ken. 

Ishizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. 

Ito, Kohei, Niigata. 

Kagayama, Yonejiro, Osaka. 

Kagayasu, Bunshiro, Hyogo-Ken. 

Kaji, Yuzaburo, Niigata. 

Kakeno, Ukichi, Kyoto. 

Kanazawa, Naraichi, Nara Ken. 

Kanazawa Lacquer Ware Exhibitors' As- 
sociation, Ishikawa-Ken. 

Kaneda, Kanejiro, Tokio. 

Kashiwagara, Magozaemon, Tokio. 

Kato, Chohei, Gifu. 

Kato, Kikumatsu, Tokio. 

Kato, Toyoshichi, Tokio. 

Kato, Uhei, Tokio. 

Katsura, Mitsuharu, Tokio-Fu. 

Kawabata, Sashichi, Osaka. 

Kawakami, Kichigoro, Niigata. 

Kawasaki, Minejiro, Fukuoka-Ken. 

Kawase, Masashichi, Osaka. 

Kawashima, Genjiro, Niigata. 

Kawashima, Yoshinosuke, Kyoto. 

Kikuchi, Yeijiro, Tokio. 

Kimura, Shigeta, Niigata. 

Kitakata Lacquer Ware Merchants' As- 
sociation, Fukushima-Ken. 

Kobayashi, Kojiro, Tokio. 

Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. 

Kobayashi, Tomitaro, Yokohama. 

Kobayashi, Toyemon, Tokio. 

Komayei, Zensuke, Representative of 
Takaoka Lacquer Ware Merchants' 
Association. 

Xoyama, Kimpei, Niigata. 

Koyama, Takijiro, Kyoto. 

Koyama, Tsunejiro, Tokio. 

Kuroda, Mosuke, Nagoya. 

Kutsutani, Takijiro, Tokio. 

Machida, Chonosuke, Gifu. 

Machida, Wuan, Ibarago Ken. 

Maki, Kuhei, Tokio. 

Maruichi Upholstery Co., Nagasaki. 

Matsubashi, Masazo, Osaka. 

Matsubayashi, Sadashichi, Osaka. 



Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. 

Midsutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 

Mikami, Heijiro, Aomoki-Ken. 

Mikami, Jisaburo, Kyoto. 

Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. 

Miyauchi, Ryosuke, Tokio. 

Munemura, Keikichi, Niigata. 

Murata, Chosen, Niigata Ken. 

Murata, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Murata, Kimbei, Tokio. 

Nakamura, Zenkichi, Aomori Ken. 

Nakamura, Sosuke, Tokio. 

Nara Lacquered Ware Merchants' Asso- 
ciation, Nara. 

Niki, Mohei, Niigata. 

Nishimura, Hikobei, Kyoto. 

Nisshin Lacquered Ware Factory, Tokio. 

Noboriyama, Kinzo, Yokohama. 

Noboriyama, Chozo, Tokio. 

Nomura, Yozo, Yokohama. 

Obara, Jigoemon, Toyama-Ken. 

Oi, Inosuke, Niigata. 

Okamoto, Rihei, Kobe. 

Ono, Yukichi, Tokio. 

Otomo, Gennosuke, Kyoto. 

Saito, Nasakichi, Tokio. 

Sakata, Yeitaro, Nagasaki. 

Sakurai, Yeizo, Tokio. 

Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. 

Sanuki Lacquered Ware Merchants' As- 
sociation, Kagawa-Ken. 

Sasaki, Takayasu, Tokio. 

Shibakawa, Matayemon, Osaka. 

Shibata, Metakichi, Yokohama. 

Shibata, Bunkichi, Yokohama. 

Shidsuoka Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Shidsuoka. 

Shikki, Jusam Kwaisha, Aomori Ken. 

Shikko, Goshiwaisha, Tokio. 

Shima, Ryosai, Fukui Ken. 

Shimidsu, Iwataro, Toyama Ken. 

Shiratori, Zengoro, Tokio. 

Shuzui, Shozaburo, Nagoya. 

Soma, Kuninosuke, Tokio. 

Sudo, Masao, Shinsuwa-Cho, Tokio. 

Suguyama, Shunzo, Yokohama. 

Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. 

Suzuki, Nobuyoshi, Tokio. 

Takano, Ihei, Kyoto. 

Takata, Kohei, Niigata Ken. 

Takata, Saijiro, Tokio. 

Takenoya, Daizaburo, Tokio. 

Takifuji Co., Nagoya. 

Tanaka, Yahei, Kyoto. 

Tanaka, Yasuzumi, Tokio. 

Tanaka, Iwakichi, Nagasaki. 

Tanaka & Co., Osaka. 

Terai, Shihei, Niigata. 

Tetsuka, Heiyemoh, Osaka. 

Tokyoka, Sakubei, Osaka. 

Tomita, Koshichi, Kyoto. 

Tomon, Gohei, Osaka. 



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Tsujimura, Yentaro, Tokio. 

Tsutada, Yeizaburo, Osaka. 

Uotsu, Shikko Kwai, Toyama Ken. 

Ueno, Shinshichi, Kyoto. 

Wajima Exhibitors' Association, Ishi- 
kawa Ken. 

Wakamatsu Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Fukushima Ken. 

Wakasa Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Fukui Ken. 

Watanabe, Kanyemon, Kanagawa Ken. 

Watanabe, Tokuhei, Tokio. 

Yamamoto, Seizo, Tokio. 

Yamamuro, Asakichi, Yokohama. 

Yamanaka Co., Osaka. 

Yamanaka Lacquered Ware Merchants' 
Association, Ishikawa Ken. 

Yamanaka, Shigejiro, Osaka. 

Yanagiwara, Tsunehiro, Shimane Ken. 

Yasui, Shokichi, Tokio. 

Yegami, Satojiro, Nagasaki. 

Yezaki, Yeizo, Nagasaki. 

Yokoyama, Shinichiro, Tokio. 

Yoshida, Kiuhei, Niigata. 

Yoshizaki, Tsuneshichi, Osaka. 

Yotsugi Co., Tokio. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Suga-Cho, Tokio. 

Takata, Namiya, Iwate Ken. 

Wakabayashi, Kiuji, Shiga Ken. 

Yamanaka Co., Osaka. 

Fujikawa, Ruizo, Taihoku, Pocket books. 
(Installed in Japanese section, Palace 
of Agriculture). 

Inaba, Shaku, Koshun, Cigarette cases. 
(Installed in Japanese section, Palace 
of Agriculture). 

Taiko Hat and Matting Manufacturing 
Co., Byoritsu. Plate doilies. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section. Palace of 
Agriculture). 

Sen. Chinkyo, Shinchiku. Bamboo Basket. 
(Installed in Japanese section, Palace 
of Agriculture). 

Sen. Shonan, Shinchiku. Bamboo Bas- 
kets, (Installed in Japanese section, 
Palace of Agriculture). 

GROUP 35. 

Akamatsu, Kumashichi, O^aka. Trunks. 

Fujikawa, Ruizo, Taihoku. Trunks. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section, Palace of 
Agriculture). 

Hayami, Kichihei, Kyoto. Osier trunk. 

Hayashi, Daisaku, Osaka. Trunks. 

Inaba, Shaku, Koshun. Valises and ma- 
terial. (Installed in Japanese section, 
Palace of Agriculture). 

Kato, Yeizo, Gifu Ken. Osier valises. 

Kawasaki, Hyotaro, Osaka Fu. Ham- 
mocks. 

Kitamura, Choxayemon, Hyogo. Osier 
valises. 



Kudsukago, Kiubei, Osaka. Osier va- 
lises. 

Midsuhara, Genjiro, Osaka. Trunks. 

Nahaya, Sennan, Osaka. Trunks. 

Nishibori, Yahei, Gifu Ken. Osier va- 
lises. 

Nissei Kwan, Hyogo Ken. Straw works. 

Ogawa, Jisuke, Tokio. Osier valise. 

Shindo, Kumajiro, Kyoto. Osier valise. 

Uyeda, Gisaburo, Hyogo Keji. Osier 
valises. 

Yendo, Kakichiro, Hyogo Ken. Osier 
valise, valises, paper box, card case. 

GROUP 36. 

Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. Toys. 

Asaoka, Iwataro, Tokio. Toys. 

Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. Toys. 

Fukuoka Shi Hakata Doll Traders' Asso- 
ciation, Fukuoka Ken. Dolls. 

Hakone Bussan Goshi Kwaisha, Kana- 
gawa Ken. Toys. 

Hattori, Manji, Tokio. Dolls. 

Inoue, Seisuke, Fukuoka Ken. Dolls. 

Kitashimidsu, Katsuzo, Kyoto. Toys. 

Kokima, Momozo, Tokio. Toys. 

Kyoto Joshi Shokugye Gakko, Kyoto. 
"Oshiye". 

Marutoku Taniguchi Branch Store, Kobe. 
Toys. 

Misaki, Seijiro, Kyoto. Dolls. 

Murai, Kiyemon, Osaka. Dolls. 

Murakami, Atsushi, Kyoto. Toys. 

Murakami Co., Tokio. Dolls. 

Murase, Shichisaburo, Aichi Ken. Dolls. 

Nakai Co., Kobe. Toy chairs. 

Obitani, Soshichi, Nagasaki. Kites, 
string. 

Oka, Ihei, Tamaya Cho, Kyoto. Whis- 
tles, 

Oka, Heizo, Kyoto. Dolls. 

Okuda, Riujitsu, Tokio. Toys. 

Sakuta, Magobei, Osaka. Dolls. 

Sato, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Stereoscopes, 
photographs, 

Shinano, Kametaro, Osaka. Toys. 

Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Dolls. 

Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu Ken. Toys. 

Takada, Saijiro, Tokio. Toys. 

Takenouchi, Masujiro, Tokio. Dolls. 

Tanabe, Zenshiro, Tokio. Toys. 

Tanaka, Shokichi, Kanagawa Ken. Toy 
eggs, toys, 

Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. Toys. 

Wakano, Sobei, Osaka Fu. Kites. 

Watanabe, Kanyemon, Kanagawa Ken. 
Toys. 

Watanabe, Tsunatada, Kanagawa Ken. 
Educational toys. 

Yasui, Kioshi, Tokio. Models of ani- 
mals. 



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GROUP 37. 

Suzuki, Toramatsu, Nagoya. 

windows. 



Doors, 



GROUP 38. 

Ando, Bokko, Tokio. Folding Screens. 

Arai, Taiji, Moko, Taihoku. Tables, bu- 
reau. 

Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Folding Screen, 
table, cabinet, cake vessels, box, tab- 
let. 

Fukupaga, Jihei, Osaka. Folding Screen, 

• screen, curtains, photograph frames, 
tapestry. 

Fukunaga, Sennosuke, Tokio. Book 
case. 

Hashiguchi, Norio, Taichu. Hat rack. 

Higuchi, Hikoyemon, Osaka. Folding 
screens. 

Honda, Tokujiro, Osaka. Cabinet, 
flower vase. 

Horino, Riuzo, Osaka. Chairs, folding 
bed._ 

Ichishima, Asajiro, Tokio. Book cases. 

Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. Folding screens. 

Ishizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. Book case. 

Iwamoto, Kuwasaburo, Tokio. Book 
case. 

Kako, Hikojiro, Kyoto.. Folding screens. 

Kato, Denshichi, Osaka. Book case. 

Kikuchi, Yeijiro^ Tokio. Folding screens, 
book case. 

Kimura, Shigeta, Niigata. Chairs, table, 
bed. 

Kobayashi, Toyemon, Tokio. Hat rack, 
toilet bureau. 

Kono, Takejiro, Taichu. Round table 
(Installed in Japanese section, Palace 
of Agriculture). 

Minakami, Isaburo, Niigata. Bureau. 

Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. Book case. 

Nakai & Co., Kobe. Household furni- 
ture. 

Nakamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. Book case. 

Negishi, Kakujiro, Tokio. Framed pic- 
tures, mantel ornament. 

Ogawa, Nihei, Osaka. Folding screens, 
screen. 

Oka, Jihei, Osaka. Table, stands, coffee 
trays. 

Ono, Yukichi, Tokio. Chairs, table, 
writing desk, book case. 

Ouchi, Tatsusaburo, Ibaragi-Ken. Screen. 

Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. Screens. 

Sasaki, Yamonta, Niigata. Household 
furniture. 

Seshimo, Yeizaburo, Osaka. Household 
furniture. 

Shikko Goshikwaisha, Tokio. House- 
hold furniture. 

Shimamura, Shingo, Kyoto. Household 
furniture. 

Sugita, Kogoro, Tokio. Cabinet. 



Suzumura, Kinjiro, Kyoto. Folding 
screens. 

Takikawa, Kichitaro, Tottori. Screen, 
folding screen. 

Tamura, Shobei, Osaka. Folding screens. 

Tokuoka, Sakubei, Osaka. Folding 
screen. 

Terada, Jisaburo, Kyoto. Framed pic- 
tures, folding screens. 

Tsujimura, Yentaro, Tokio. Screen. 

Uyeda, Naoshichi, Osaka. Folding 
screens. 

Wakaye, Ikusaburo, Osaka. Shelf. 

Watano, Kichiji, Yokohama. Folding 
screens. 

Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Household 
furniture. 

Yamanaka, Seishichi, Osaka. Cabinet. 

Yasuda, Mitsusuke, Osaka. Cabinet. 

Yendo, Yashuharu, Yokohama. House- 
hold furniture. 

GROUP 41. 

Mizoguchi, Yasunosuke, Kyoto. Iron 

kettles. 

Morioka Iron Kettle Manufacturers' As- 
sociation, Iwate Ken. Iron kettles. 

Ono, Tadashi, Tokio. Self acting fir( 
proof door. ,- 

Sano, Yasuke, Osaka. Iron kettles and 
utensils in metal. 

GROUP 43. 

Aoki, Hachiyemon, Shiga Ken. Tapes- 
try, 

Bungo Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita-Ken. 
Mattings. 

Chikugo Matting Trading Ass'n, Fukuo- 
ka Ken. Mattings. 

Fujiwara, Ichimatsu, Osaka Fu. Car- 
pets. 

Hanamushire Domeikwai, Fukui Ken. 
Mattings. 

Higashi Kokuto Gun Matting Trading 
Ass'n, Gita Ken. Mattings. 

Hiroshima Ken Matting Trading Ass'n, 
Hiroshima Ken. Mattings. 

Inoue, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Bed spreads. 

Ishikawa Ken Export Matting Traders' 
Ass'n, Ishikawa Ken. JNIattings. 

Isozaki, Takasburo, Okayama. Mattings. 

Kawase, Kambei, Kyoto. Carpets. 

Kawashima, Jimbei, Kyoto. Brocade 
Tapestry. 

Kishi, Yosoji, Nagasaki. Carpets. 

Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. Table cloths. 

Kori, Sadahei, Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. 

Koyama & Co., Osaka Fu. "Sakai" 
carpets. 

Mayeda, Kaneshichi, Tokio. Curtain and 
table cloth. 

Nambu Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita 
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Okabe, Naosaburo, Osaka. "Okabe" 

carpets. 
Okajima, Chiyozo, Osaka. Bed spread 

stuff, table and chair covering stuff. 
Okamoto, Masakichi, Osaka Fu. Carpets. 
Okayama Ken Matting Trading Ass'n, 

Okayama Ken. Mattings. 
Sanyen Co., Kagawa Ken. Matting. 
Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. "Naniwa 

Ori"' curtain and material. 
Shimodate Bussan Orimono Co., Ibaraki 

Ken. Carpets. 
Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Table 

cloth, embroidered and open work 

linen, sample of Teneriff. 
Sugino, Kurakichi, Osaka. "Miyabi" 

carpet. 
Tamiya, Yosuke, Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. 
Takikawa, Kichitaro, Tottori Ken. 

"Yuzen" tapestry. 
Urata, Masahachi, Iwate Ken. Mattings. 
Wakano, Sobei, Osaka Fu. Cotton car- 
pets. 
Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Carpets. 

GROUP 44. 

Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Folding screen. 

Nishikawa, Genjiro, Kyoto. Shades, 
folding screens. 

Ogawa, Nihei, Osaka. Shades. 

Onishi, Yo, Gifu Ken. Folding screen, 
wall hanging photograph holders, let- 
ter holders, shades, window curtains, 
. tapestry. 

Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. Shades. 

Shoyei, Gomeikwaisha, Osaka. Bead 
shades. 

Tamura, Chojiro, Kyoto. Shades. 

Terajima, Noboru, Nagoya. Shades. 

Uyeda, Tozaemon, Uyehira, Yahei, Shiga 
Ken. Shades. 

Yokoyama, Shinichiro, Tokio. Bead 
shades. 

GROUP 45. 
EARTHENWARE. 

Aidsu Tojiki Dogyo Kumiai, Fukushima 
Ken. ^ 

Aoki, Jinichiro, Saga Ken. 

Aoki, Tatsujiro, Fify Ken. 

Fukagawa, Chuji, Saga Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Kamihasami Mura 
Tojikigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Toji- 
kigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Mika- 
wauchi Toji Goshisha, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Yena- 
ga Tojikigyo Kumialia, Nagasaki Ken. 

Higuchi, Haruzane, Saga Ken. 

Hiraoka, Rihei, Kyoto. 

Hiyekiba Tojikigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki. 

Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. 



Horikawa, Kozan, Tokio. 

Hyochiyen, Nagoya. 

Ichihashi, Tobei, Ibaragi Ken. 

Imura, Hikojiro, Yokohama. 

Inpue, Ryosai, Tokio. 

Inoue, Gotaro, Kioto. 

Joshima, Iwataro, Saga Ken. 

Kanazawa Tojikigyo Dantai, Kanazawa. 

Kato, Gosuke, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Hanju, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Monyemon, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Sakutaro, Aichi Ken. 

Kato, Sukesaburo, Gifu. 

Kato, Tomojiro, Kyobashi-Ku, Tokio. 

Kato, Tomotaro, Ushigome, Tokio. 

Kato, Zenjiro, Aichi Ken. 

Kawamoto, Hideo, Tokio. 

Kawamoto, Kengo, Yokohama. 

Kawamoto, Masukichi, Aichi Ken. 

Kihara Tojigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki. 

Kishita, Tozaburo, Kobe. 

Kobayashi, Kichijiro, Osaka. 

Kojima, Kumasaburo, Tokio. 

Koran Gomeikwaisha, Saga Ken. 

Matsumoto, Masajiro, Saga Ken. 

Matsumoto, Sataro, Tokio. 

Matsuo, Kwanzo, Kobe. 

Midsuno, Ichinosuke, Nagoya. 

Miura, Chikusen, Kyoto. 

Miyagawa, Kozan, Yokohama. 

Nomi Gun Kutanitoki Exhibitors' Ass'n, 
Ishikawa Ken. 

Okamoto, Tominosuke, Kyoto. 

Saga Ken Nishimatsura Gun Toki Dogyo 
Kumiai, Saga Ken. 

Sakamoto, Gengo, Yehime Ken. 

Shiba, Torao, Hyogo Ken. 

Shibata, Zenyemon, Aichi Ken. 
Shimidsu, Rokunosuke, Nagoya. 

Shimidsu, Sekisen, Gifu Ken. 
Suzuki, Masunosuke, Yokohama. 
Tadeishi, Jiyemon, Kobe. 
Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu Ken. 
Takahashi, Dohachi, Kyoto. 
Takahashi^ Tsurikichi, Yehime-Ken. 
Takemoto, Koichi, Tokio. 
Takito & Co., Nagoya. 
Takito, Manjiro, Nagoya. 
Taniguchi Co., Kyoto. 
Taniguchi, Kichijiro, Tokio. 
Tashiro, Ichiroji, Yokohama. 
Tashiro, Seijiyemon, Fukushima Ken. 
Terabayashi, Katei, Kyoto. 
Terazawa, Tomejiro, Aichi Ken. 
Tominaga, Yasuji, Osaka. 
Tominaga, Genroku, Saga Ken. 
Tomoda, Yasukiyo, Hyogo Ken. 
Tsuchikawa, Sozaemon, Gifu Ken. 
Tsuji Osaka Branch Office, Osaka. 
Tsuji & Co., Saga Ken. 
Uno, Nimatsu, Kyoto. 
Watanabe, Kihachiro, Tokio. 
Yamamoto, Jusaku, Saga Ken. 



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Yamanaka Co., Kitahama, Osaka. 
Yenuma Gun Kutani Toki St. Louis Ex- 
hibitors' Ass'n, Ishikawa. 
Yukitake, Toyokichi, Saga Ken. 

PORCELAINS. 

Arai, Shinjiro, Yokohama. 

Awaji Seito Co., Hyogo Ken. 

Chin, Jukwan, Kagoshima Ken. 

Fujio, Suyeji, Hyogo Ken. 

Fukuda, Genjiro, Kobe. 

Fukushima Ken Futaba Gun Ohori 

Tokigyo Kumiai, Fukushima Ken. 
Hamada, Rokuro, Kumamoto Ken. 
Hayakawa, Kahei, Fukuoka Ken. 
Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. 
Hyochiyen, Nagoya. 
Idsumi, Hyojiro, Kobe. 
Ikeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. 
Ina, Hatsunojo, Aichi Ken. 
Ito, Tozan, Gion-Machi, Kyoto. 
Kamei, Gentaro, Fukuoka Ken. 
Kasugai, Genjiro, Yokohama. 
Kato, Tomojiro, Tokio. 
Kato, Kosaburo, Yokohama. 
Kato, Sakusuke, Aichi Ken. 
Kato, Yonetaro, Yokohama. 
Kato, Haruji, Aichi Ken. 
Kawakami, Fusaichi, Shimane Ken. 
Kawamoto, Yeijiro, Kiyomidsu, Kyoto. 
Kawamura Gumi, Miye Ken. 
Keita, Masataro, Kagoshima. 
Kimura, Katsuji, Kobe. 
Kinkozan, Sobei, Kyoto. 
Kishida, Tozaburo, Kobe. 
Koyama, Tsunejiro, Tokio. 
Kumamoto, Kinroku, Kagoshima. 
Kusube, Sennosuke, Kyoto. 
Kyoto Tojiki Co., Kyoto. 
Matsuki, Bunkyo, Kobe. 
Matsui, Kwanzo, Kobo. 
Mimura, Denjiro, Ibaragi Ken. 
Miyagawa, Kozan, Kanagawa Ken. 
Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. 
Mori, Chozaburo, Fukuoka Ken. 
Motari, Toshiro, Kobe. 
Nagayei, Tasaburo, Kobe. 
Nakabe, Toranosuke, Kobe. 
Nakamura, Yeitaro, Tokio. 
Nihon Togawa Kyokwai, Yokohama. 
Oda, Jinzo, Yokohama. 
Oguri, Uhei, Nagasaki Ken. 
Okamoto, Rohei, Kobe. 
Otsuka, Chuji, Tochigi Ken. 
Sakamoto, Chujiro, Osaka. 
Samejima, Kunseki, Kagoshima Ken. 
Sasaki, Rokutaro, Yehime Ken. 
Shivata, Matakichi, Yokohama. 
Shimamuro, Shingo, Kyoto. 
Shimidsu, Moriye, Aiche Ken. 
Shimidsu, Yazo, Kobe. 
Shofu, Yoshisada, Kyoto. 



Sugaraki, Tokigyo, Kumiai Shiga Ken. 

Suya, Chuhei, Kobe. 

Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. 

Suzuki, Kinyemon, Kobe. 

Tadeishi, Jiyemon, Kobe. 

Takahashi, Dohachi, Kyoto. 

Takashima, Yunosuke, Tokio. 

Takatori, Kaichi, Fukuoka Ken. 

Takatori, Wasaburo, Fukuoka Ken. 

Takebe, Junzo, Kobe. 

Takemura, Yuzaburo, Kobe. 

Tanaka, Tomosaburo, Ibaraki. 

Taniguchi, Yojuro, Kobe. 

Tanto Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shimodori, 

Osaka. 
Todo, 'Saitaro, Hyogo Ken. 
Togo, Jusho, Kagoshima Ken. 
Tomimura, Tomiichi, Kobe. 
Tsuju Osaka Branch Store, Osaka. 
Watano, Kichiji, Yokohama. 
Watatani, Heibei, Yokohama. 
Yabu, Meizan, Dojima, Osaka. 
Yagi, Yeikichi, Representative of To- 

koname Trading Co.. Aichi Ken. 
Yamanaka Co., Kitahama, Osaka. 
Yamashita, Toyozo, Aichi Ken. 
Yasuda, Fukuzo, Kyoto. 

GROUP 47. 

Shimada Magoichi, Osaka. Window 

glass. 

GROUP 48. 

Onishi Yo, Gifu-Ken. Stove screens. 
Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 

Stove screens. 

GROUP 49. 

Aida Takijiro, Tokio. Lanterns. 

Goto Yonetaro, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lan- 
terns. 

Idzumi Zenhichi, Gifu-Ken. Fancy 
lanterns. 

Komatsu Isuke, Osaka. Lanterns. 

Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Lanterns. 

Nakamura Genzo, Nagoya. Lanterns. 

Nakai & Co., Kobe. Lamp shades. 

Ozeki Jihichi, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lanterns. 

Suzuki Tormatsu, Nagoya. Lanterns. 

Takei Sukeyemon, The Representative 
of Takei Paper Co., Gifu-Ken. Fancy 
lanterns. 

Tanaka Seikichi, Tokio. Lamp shades. 

Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 
Fancy lanterns, lamp sbides. 

Yamanaka Shigejiro, The Representative 
of Yamanaka & Co.. Osaka. Lamps. 

GROUP 51. 

Meiko Sha, Tokio, Heddles. 



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GROUP 52. 

Higuchi Bunsuke, The Representative ot 

Kyoyo Kinshi Domei Kwai, Kyoto. 
Gold threads. 
Kanazawa Dyed Stuff Exhibitors' Ass'n, 

Kanazawa. Textile fabrics dyed. 

GROUP 54. 

Anahara Masakichi, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Acki Seize, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. 

Asada Tokuhei, Osaka Fu. Cotton yarn. 

Chikusa Yasubei, Osaka. Cotton crape 
dyed. 

Cotton Crape Manufacturers' Ass'n, 
Yamaguchi-Ken. "Iwakuni," cotton 
crape. 

Daito Kamekichi, The Representative of 
Otani Fabric Factory, Shiga-Ken. 
Crapes. 

Fukui Sahei, Tokushima-Ken. Imita- 
tion flannel. 

Haniu Chokichi, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

Hibino & Co., Nagoya. Cotton fabric 
dyed. 

Horikawa Shinzaburo, Kyoto. Cotton 
fabrics dyed, curtain and table cloth, 
painted. 

Ichida Yejito, Representative of Murai 
Cotton Threads Factory, Osaka. Cot- 
ton threads. 

Idzumo Cotton Crape Mfrs. Ass'n, Tot- 
tori-Ken. Cotton crape, glazed. 

Inaoka & Co., Hyogo-Ken. Towels. 

Inouye Tsunejiro, Osaka. Cotton 
threads, net cord. 

Inouye Yoshibei, Kyoto. Painted cot- 
ton fabric. 

Ishii Katsujiro, Osaka. Towels. 

luchi, Kamejiro,Tokushima-Ken. Cot- 
ton imitation flannel. 

Ishikawa Seiyemon, Yokohama. Cotton 
crape. 

Ishikawa Sadakichi, I s h i k a w a-Ken. 
Cotton crape. 

Ito Chibubei, Osaka. Cotton crape. 

Iwaita Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

Iwashita Zenhichiro, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

lyo Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, Ye- 
hime-Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Kawashima Keijiro, Osaka. Tov/els. 

Kawashima Kiubei, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Kishu Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, 
Wakayama-Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Mikawa Teijiro, Tokushima-Ken. Fabric. 

Mima Giichiro, Tokushima-Ken. Imita- 
tion flannel. 

Motojima Zensaku, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 



Nishimura Kinjiro, Osaka. Cotton 

crape, mixed cotton fabric. 

Nihon Katazome Kwaisha, Shidzuoka- 
Ken. Cotton fabric, printed. 

Daiichi Imitation Flannel Mfr. Co., Wa- 
kayama-Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Nomura Rihei, Osaka. Cotton crape. 

Osaka Kitakawachigun Fabric Mfrs. 
Ass'n, Osaka-Fii. Towels, cotton 
crape. 

Saito Jiuzo, Tpchigi-Ken. Cotton crape. 

Sakurai Shinroku, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape, printed. 

Sano Fabric Mfrs. Ass'n, Tochigi-Ken. 
Cotton crape. 

Sekiguchi Tetsujiro, Tokio. Cotton fa- 
bric, printed. 

Shinkawa Fabric Mfr. Co., Toyama-Ken. 
Cotton fabric, glazed. 

Sudo Nihei, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. 

Takaishi Sosuke, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- 
ton fabric. 

Takashima Cotton Crape and Imitation 
Plannel Mfrs. Ass'n, Shiga-Ken. Cot- 
ton crape. 

Tani Otoshiro, Yokohama. Cotton fa- 
brics glazed and painted. 

Tokushima Seikisha, Tokushima Ken. 
Fabric. 

Tokushima Fabric Mfr. Co., Tokushima- 
Ken. Imitation flannel. 

Tonobori Yoshibei, Kyoto. Cotton fa- 
bric curtains. 

Tsuji Toyohei, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
fabric, figured. 

Uyeno Shinyemon, Shiga-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

Umibe Tashiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- 
ton fabric. 

Yagi Fukumatsu, Osaka. To.wels. 

Yamazaki Wahichi, Tokio. Cotton fa- 
bric, painted. 

Yasyda Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton 
crape. 

GROUP 55. 

Asahi Co., Kyoto. Table and household 

linens. 

Hisajima Bunhachi, N a g a s a k i-Ken. 
Handkerchiefs. 

Hokkaido Flax Co., Hokkaido. Canvas, 
linen and flax fabrics. 

Iwata Toyoo, Yokohama. Handker- 
chiefs. 

Nara Hemp Fabric Exhibitors' Ass'n, 
Nara-Ken. Handerchiefs. 

Omi Hemp Manufacturers' Ass'n, Shiga- 
Ken. Stuff for foreign dress. 

Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. Hand- 
kerchiefs. 

Shidzuoka-Ken "Kuzu" Fabric Exhibi- 
tors' Ass'n, Shidzuoka-Ken. Fabric of 
fibre of Kuzu. 



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Takemura Ito, Yokohama. Handker- 
chiefs, collars and cuffs. 
Formosan Government. Grass Fibre, 

grass fabric. (Installed in Japanese 
section, Palace of Agriculture.) 

GROUP 56. 

Kyoto Dyers' Association, Kyoto. Mus- 
lin, painted. 

Ogihara Kunizo, Tokio-Fu. Muslin, 
painted. 

Osaka Muslin Yuzen Painters' Ass'n, 
Osaka. iNluslin, painted. 

Tanioka Kintaro, Tokio-Fu. Muslin, 
painted. 

GROUP 57. 

Akamatsu Uhei, Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. 
Asahi Silk Mfr. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Asano Toyozo, representative of Toku- 

shinsha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Atako Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Aikawa Denichiro, Yamanashi-K e n. 

Kaiki silk. 
Amano Isuke, Gifu-Ken. Figured silk 

crape. 
Asano Shinzaburo, Gifu-Ken. Figured 

silk crape. 
Choshin Silk Mfr. Co., Nagano-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Date Toraichi, Kyoto. Brocades. 
Fujiki Kaichiro, Tokio. Handerchiefs 

of silk. 
Fujisaki Saburosuke, Sendai. Handker- 
chiefs of silk. 
Fukui Silk Fabrics Ass'n, Fukii-Ken. 

Silk fabrics. 
Fukushima-Ken Silk Fabric Ass'n, Fii- 

kushima-Ken. Silk fabrics. 
Fukushima-Ken Kogyo Shiken-Jo, Fu- 
kushima-Ken. Silk fabrics. 
Fukuwara Unosuke, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Fuji Boseki Kubushiki, Tokio. Spun 

silk thread. 
Fujikawa Bros., Hokkaido. Raw silk. 
Gisaisha, Yamaguchi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Gunje Silk Mfr. Co., Kyoto-Fu. Raw 

silk. 
Gifu Silk Fabric Co., Gifu-Ken. Silk 

fabrics. 
Gosen Silk Fabric Co., Niigata-Ken. 

Silk fabrics. 
Habutai Goshi Kwaisha, Yamagata-Ken. 

Silk fabrics. 
Hamabe Gihachiro, Kyoto. Silk cur- 
tains. 
Hamami Richichi, Kyoto. Silk crape. 
Hattori Yoyemon, Nagoya. Dyed silk. 
Hattori Magobei, Nagoya. Dyed silk. 
Hisada Izayemon, Nagoya. Silk table 

cloth, shawl, etc. 



Hisajima Seikichi, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk 

fabric. 
Hirooka Ihei, Kyoto. Dress, silk fa- 
brics. 
Hakkwaku Kwaisha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hakusei Kwan, Fukushima-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hama, Hachitaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hasegawa Gosaburo, Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Hattori Tominosuke, Representative of 

Hakusei Sha, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. 
Hayashi Seikichi, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hayashi Seihei, Representative of Hay- 
ashi Gunii, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Higami Kyodosha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Higo Silk Mfr. Co., Kumamoto-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Hikisa Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Hirata Ryozen Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shi- 

mane-Ken. Raw silk. 
Hisui Sha, Shimane Ken. Raw silk. 
Hochu Silk Mfr. Co., Oita Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Hodono Sobei, Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. 
Hon Rokkosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ina Silk Mfr. Co., Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Inuishi Toshichi, Kyoto-Fu. Raw silk. 
lohara Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Ishioka Silk Factory, Ibaraki-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Ito Kozayemon, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ito Sentaro, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ito Yojiro, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ito Silk Mfr. Co., Wakayama-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Iwakuni Silk Manufacturing Co., Yama- 
guchi-Ken. Raw silk. 
lyo Shirataki Silk Mfr. Co., Yehime-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Ichikawa Kumajiro, Yamanashi-K e n. 

Silk fabric. 
lida Shinhichi, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Inada Uhachi, Kyoto. Black satin. 

Inagaki Kakikichi, Representative of the 

Inagaki Gomei Kwaisha, Kyoto. Silk 
fabrics. 

Inouye Rikizo, Kyoto. Specimens silk 

fabrics. 
Inouye Ichiro, Representative of Kitat- 

suru "Kaiki" Fabric Mfr. Ass'n. Ya- 
manashi-Ken. 

Ishikawa-Ken Export Silk Manufactur- 
ing Ass'n, Kanazawa. Silk fabrics. 

Ito Chiubei, Osaka. Silk fabrics. 



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Ito Silk Weaving Co., Nagoya. Figured 
silk. 

Iwamoto Ryosuke, Tochigi-Ken. Fig- 
ured silk. 

Iwashita Zenhichiro, Tochigi-Ken. Silk 
fabric. 

Josui Sha, Tokio-Fu. Raw silk. 

Junsui Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Xageyu Jinshiro, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. 

Kagoshima Ken Jusansha, Kagoshima- 
Ken. Raw silk. 

Kaimei Sha, Nagano- Ken. Raw silk. 

Kaishin Kwaisha, Saitama-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Kenshi Boseki Kabushiki Kwaisha, Ky- 
oto. Spun silk. 
Xagami Goyemon, Yamanashi Ken. 
Fabric for umbrella. 

Kahata Mansuke, Kayetsu-Machi, Kyoto. 

Silk crape. 
Xamimura Jokin, Niigata-Ken. Silk fa- 
bric. 

Kamita Seibei, Yoshimidzu-Cho, Kyoto. 
Silk fabric. 

JKamiyama KiichirOj Yokohama. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kaneda Chiubei, Kyoto. Damask, bro- 
cade. 

Kasugai Jouyemon, Kyoto. Crape. 

Kato Genji, Yokohama. Handkerchiefs. 

Kawamoto Shobei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 

Kawamura Yahei, Nagoya, Handker- 
chiefs. 

Kawashima Jinbei, Kyoto, Brocade in 
frames, silk fabrics. 

Kawashima Chojiuro, Tochigi-Ken. Da- 
mask, silk fabric. 

Kayanuma Kunihei, Yamanashi Ken. 
Lining. 

Kimura Tosuke, Osaka Branch Office, 
Osaka. Gold brocades. 

Kimura Asahichi, Tochigi-Ken. Figured 
silk. 

Kiriu Mfrs. Ass'n, Gunma-Ken. Silk fa- 
brics. 

Kitahama Sanjiuro, Yokohama. Silk fa- 
bric. 

Kitaichi Company, Yokohama. Silk fa- 
bric. 

Kobayashi Shinhichi, Kyoto-Fu. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kobayashi Kiichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kono Gomel Kwaisha, Yehime-Ken. Silk 
fabrics. 

Kotsuna Tsunejiro, Yokohama. Silk 
fabric. 

Kurokawa Rikimatsu, Osaka. Habitual 
painted. 

Kinijima Chiusuke, Tochigi-Ken. Fig- 
ured fabric. 

Kutsumidzu Seijiro, Shiga-Ken. Crape. 

Kutsumidzu Bunjiro, Shiga-Ken. Crape. 

Kyoto Fabric Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Silk 
fabrics. 



Kyoto Dyers' Ass'n, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Kaisno Kwaisha, Gitu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kamo bilk Mfg. Co., Uifu-Ken. Raw 

. silk. 
Kanamori Kichijiro, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kanrakusha, Gumma- Ken. Raw silk. 
Kasawara Fusakichi, Representative of 

Riujo Kwan, Nogano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Katakura Kanetaro, Representative of 

Katakura Gumu, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Katakura Kiubei, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Katagiri Ryoya, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Katsuno and Co., Gitu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kazama Silk Factory, Yamanashi- Ken 

Raw silk. ' 

Kisennuma Silk Mfg. Co., Miyagi-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Kimpo Sha, Yamanashi Ken. Raw silk. 
Kobayashi Shinzaburo, Representative of 

Koyo Kwan, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Konan Sha, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kono & Co., Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kosan Sha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kosei Sha, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kubota Ryotaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kubota Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Kumagaye Silk Mfg. Co., Saitama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Kumamoto Silk Mfg. Co., Kumamoto- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Kusaka Yasuzayemon, Hyogo-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Kwansai Silk Manufacturing Co., Miye- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Kyodo Kiito Nitsukuri Sho, Fukushima- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Kyoto Silk Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Raw silk. 
Maki Shinshichi, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Maki Mosuke, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Matsuoka Keiji, Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Matsumoto Kyozo, Shimane-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Mikawa Silk Mfg. Co., Aichi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Mimasaka Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Mitsui Nihei, Representative of Hakwaku 

Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Miura Silk Factory, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Miyakonojo Silk Mfg. Co., Miyasaki Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Miyasaki Silk Mfg. Co., Miyasaki-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Miyauchi Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Mochitsuki Heitaro, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Machida Tokunosuke, Tokio. Silk 

thread. 
Makita Kichiichiro, Yamanashi-Ken. 

Lininof fabric. 



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Matsumura Jinyemon, Kyoto. Silk mus- 
lin. 
Matsumura Yoshimatsu, Yokohama. Silk 

fabrics. 
Minakanishi Yezaburo, Kyoto. Silk 

fabrics. 
Morii Kiichiro, Kyoto. Table cloth of 

Kyo Kanoko. 
Murasakino Fabric Mfg. Co., Kyoto. 

Satin for dress. 
Maruyama Koichiro, Representative Yo- 

nezawa Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Morii Kiichiro, Kyoto. Ribbon. 
Nagaoka Manpei, Representative of Shi- 

nyo Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Nagashima Sonokichi, Saitama-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Namikawa Rijiro, Shimane-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Nanpo Kwan, Oita-Ken. Raw silk. 
Niwa Taichiro, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. 
Nomura Itaro, Representative of San- 

ren Sha, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. 
Nishida Kahei, Tokio. Silk thread, 

thread o'f weaving velvet. 
Nemoto Sensuke, Tokio. Silk thread for 

embroidery, 
Nagano-Ken Export Silk Fabric Mfrs. 

Ass'n, Nagano-Ken. Twilled habutai. 
Nagase Masajiro, Gifu-Ken. Figured 

silk. 
Nagoya Kokusan Shibori Shoko Dogyo, 

Kumiai, Nagoya. Dyed fabric, table 

cloth. 
Nakamura Hanbei, Kyoto. Brocade, silk 

fabric. 
Nakazawa Rihachi, Kyoto. Silk fabric. 
Nihon Katazome Kwaisha, Shidzuoka- , 

Ken. Silk fabric. 
Nishikawa Kobei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Nishimura Jihei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Nishimura Kinjiro, Osaka. Silk fabric. 
Ofuji Co., Kyoto-Fu. Silk fabric. 
Ogawa Sakuhei, Representative of Ha- 

machirimen Mfrs. Ass'n, Shiga-Ken. 

Crape. 
Oishi Takichi, Sendai. Cacoon bags of 

strong paper.* 
Okuno Takejiro, Kyoto. Silk and cotton 

fabrics. 
Orimono Kenkiu Jo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Osachi Kisaku, Kobe. Silk fabrics. 
Ochi Silk Mfr. Co., Kochi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Oguchi Yoshishige, Nagano-Ken, Repre- 
sentative of Oguchi Gumi. Raw silk. 
Oguchi Murakichi, Nagano Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Obama Silk Mfg. Co., Fukui-Ken. 
Okatani Silk Mfg. Co., Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. ^ .„ 

Omi Silk Mfg. Co., Shiga-Ken. Raw silk. 
Omi Hara Silk Factory, Shiga Ken. Raw 

silk. 



Ono Kyosuke, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, 
Osu Silk Mfg. Co., Yehime-Ken. Raw 

silk. 

Ozawa Fukutaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Rokkosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Rokumonsen Goshi Kwaisha, Nagano- 
Ken. Raw silk. 

Ryou Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Ryokaku Shonai, Representative of Tomi- 
oka-Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Ryoseisha, Fukushima-Ken. Raw silk. 

Saitama Silk Mfg. Co., Saitama-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Sakai Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Sakura Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. 
Raw silk. 

Sanin Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Sano Silk Factory, Miyagi-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Sansei Company, Fukushima-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Sanriusha, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. 

Sanyen Floss Silk Mfrs. Ass'n, Aichi- 
Ken. Floss silk. 

Sarashina Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, 

Sayagawa Silk Factory, Aichi-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Seishi Kosui Goshi Kwaisha, Gunma Ken. 
Raw silk. 

Seki Gosuke, Representative of the To- 
yeisha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Sekikawa Sozaburo, Nagano-Ken. Raw 
silk. 

Shimodate Silk Mfg. Co., Ibaraki-Ken.^ 
Raw silk, 

Shimonida Sha, Gunma-Ken. Raw silk. 

Shinkai Sukeroku, Representative of Ya- 
wata Silk Factory, Yamanashi-Ken. 
Raw silk. 

Shinmei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Shinsei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, 

Shiraishi Seishikigyo Kwaisha, Miyagi- 
Ken. Raw silk. 

Shojo Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

Shoyo Ken, Nagano Ken, Raw silk. 

Shummei Goshi Kwaisha, Nagano-Ken. 
Raw silk. 

Suzuki Jinkichi, Proprietor Yoneya Silk 
Factory. ]\Iiyagi-Ken. Rqw silk. 

Saito Toichi, Yamagata-Ken. Silk fabrics. 

Sawada Ryotaro, Aichi-Ken, Silk fabric. 

Sawamura Tahichi, Kyoto. Crape. 

Seki Shinpei, Niigata-Ken, Silk fabrics. 

Sekine Torakichi, Tokio. Dress fabrics. 

Shibata Genzayemon, Shiga-Ken. Fig- 
ured crape. 

Shimamura Zensuke, Kyoto. Painted fig- 
ured crape. 

Shimidzu Jiunzo, Niigata-Ken. Silt 
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Shimoshiro Yaichiro, Representative o£ 

Isezaki Fabric Manufacturers' Ass'n, 

Gunma-Ken. Silk fabrics. 
Sowa Kaichiro, Tokio. Silk and satin 

fcfbrics. 
Suganuma Kunihei, Yamanashi-Ken. Lin- 
- mg. 
Sugawa Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Silk 

fabrics. 
Sagami Kogyo Co., Kanagawa-Ken. Silk 

fabrics. 
Suga Kiuhei, Kobe. Silk fabrics. 
Suzuki Toyosuke, Yokohama. Silk 

fabric. 
Takagi Mankichi, Nagoya, Representative 

of Takagi and Co. Dyed fabric. 
Takaha Fujio, Kobe, Representative of 

Nozawa & Co. Silk fabrics. 
Takada Co., Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Takahashi Keitaro, Gifu-Ken. Figured 

crape. 
Takayama Yosakichi, Kyoto. Painted 

fabrics. 
Takeda Kihei, Nagoya. Silk fabrics. 
Tanaka Tomihichi, Kyoto. Handker- 
chiefs. 
Tango Chirimen Yoshagun Orimono, 

Kenkiujo, Kyoto-Fu. Crape. 
Tokamachi Fabric Mfrs. Ass'n, Niigata- 

Ken. Silk and satin fabrics. 
Tomita Usaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Tomita Daijiro, Nagoya. Silk fabrics. 
Tomojima Kiujiro, Gifu-Ken. Silk hand- 
kerchiefs. 
Tonobori Yoshibei, Kyoto. Fabrics. 
Torii Yejiro, Kyoto. Dress fabric. 
Toyama-Ken Export Silk Fabric Mfrs. 

Ass'n, Toyama-Ken. Silk fabric 
Toyotama Fabric Mfg. Co., Tokio. 

Fabric for umbrellas. 
Tukui Heiyemon, Yokohama. Silk fabrics 

interwoven with lace, silk and cotton 

fabrics. ' 

Taisei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Takahashi Magota, Representative of 

Nagai Gumi, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. 
Takanabe Silk Mfg. Co., Miyazaki Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Takaoka Silk Mfg. Co., Miye-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Takei Torataro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tanabe Shujiro, Representative of 

Bokujo Sha, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tanaka Seibei, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tase Kamegoro, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Tase Kichiroji, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Tenryu Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tenyu Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Togunsha, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tohokusha, Fukushima-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tokosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Tome Silk Mfg. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 



Tsukahara Soyemon. Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Tsuyama Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Uyehara Ichijiro, Representative of S. 

x\ishin Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Ukita Sahei, Okayama-Ken. Raw silk. 
Unpin Sanshi Mfg. Co., Fukui Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Usui Sha, Gunma Ken. Raw silk. 
Utsunomiya Silk Mfg. Co., Tochigi-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
'Uzen Hokkosha, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Uyeno Shinyemon, Shiga Ken. Crape 

painted. 
Uno Kosaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. 
Ushida Goro, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk 

fabrics. 
Uzen Habutai Mfrs. Ass'n, Yamagata- 
Ken. Silk fabric. 
Wakao Ikuzo, Yokohama. Raw silk. 
Watanabe, Rokumatsu, Representative 

of Nagaoka Silk Mfg. Co., Niigata- 

Ken. Raw silk. 
Watanabe MIotonosuke, Representative 

of Watanabe Silk Factory, Nagano- 
Ken. Raw silk. 
Watanabe Tatsuji, Yamagata-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Yajima Gumi, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Yajima Seijiro, Representative of Yejima 

Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Yamada Shiu, Fukushima-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Yamaguchi Gore, Shidzuoka-Ken. . Raw 

silk. 
Yamanashi Silk Mfg. Co., Yamanashi- 
Ken. Raw silk. 
Yazaki Genzo, Representative of Shiriki 

Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Yawata Silk Mfg. Co., Shiga-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Yetsuyo Kwan, Niigata-Ken. Raw silk. 
Yoda Sajihei, Representative of Jonan 
. Sha, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. 
Yoda Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Yoko Sanshi Kabushiki Kwaisha, Na- 
gano-Ken. Raw silk, 
Yokosuka Silk Mfg. Co., Shidzuoka. Raw 

silk. 
Yonago Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw 

silk. 
Yonezawa Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Ken. 

Raw silk. 
Yoshida Yesuke, Saitama-Ken. Raw silk. 

Yoshizawa Itaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 

Yoshizawa Sadajiro, Nagano-Ken. Raw 

silk. 

Yamamoto, Isakichi, Yokohama. Silk 

fabrics. 



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Yamanaka, Genhichi, Aichi-Ken. Silk 

fabric. 
Yasuda Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Silk fabric. 
Yoshida Kamejiu, Tokio-Fu. Silk bags. 
Yui Co., Fukushima-Ken. Silk fabric. 
Yumei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Zenshin Sha, Kanagawa. Raw silk. 
Zuishin Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 
Zuiho Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. 

GROUP 58. 
HAND EMBROIDERY. 

Aoki Hachiyemon, Shiga-Ken. 
Asai Rihachi, Nagoya. 
Benten Goshi Kwaisha, Kyoto. 
Fukui Genjiro, Yokohama. 
Fukunaga Tohei, Tokushima-Ken. 
Fuma Kanjiro, Kobe. 
Fujiki Kaichiro, Tokio. 
Fujikake Yosayemon, Tokio. 
Hachikawa Unosuke, Osaka. 
Hasegawa Shozo, Toyama-Ken. 
Hashimoto Yoshitsugu, Yokohama. 
Hayakawa Tamasaku, Yokohama. 
Iwata Toyoo, Yokohama, 
lida Shinshichi, Kyoto. 
Imamura Hanzaburo, Nagasaki. 
Iwata Toyoo, Yokohama. 
Kanamaru & Co., Niigata-Ken. 
Kanazawa Kamekichi, Osaka. 
Kataniwa Torakichi, Osaka. 
Kenazawa Shi Shishiu St. Louis Shuppin 

Kumiai, Tshikawa-Ken. 
Kataniwa Torakichi, Tokio. 
Kawashima Jinbei, Kyoto. 
Kataoka Fuyukichi, Ibaraki-Ken. 
Kawaguchi Bunzayemon, Nagoya. 
Kitahama Sanjiuro, Yokohama. 
Kitaoka Gennosuke, Tomikoji, Kyoto. - 
Kori Kiutaro, Tokushima-Ken. 
Kawashima Jinbei, Kyoto. 
Midzutani Tetsuzo, Nagoya. 
Miyata Totaro, Yokohama. 
Mori Fuki, Gojo-Machi, Nagoya. 
Murata Tokumatsu, Osaka. 
Miyata Totaro, Yokohama. 
Momonoi Tatsuo, Yokohama. 
Nakanishi Gihei, Tokio. 
Nemoto Sensuke, Tokio. 
Nishimura Soyayemon, Kyoto. 
Nishida Kahei, Tokio. Tape. 
Nishikawa Genjiro, Kyoto. Tassels. 
Osachi Kisaku, Kobe. Handkerchiefs, 

shirts, shawls. 
Shibata Keijiro, Niigata-Ken. Lace and 

embroidery. 
Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. Shawls. 
Sowa Kaichiro, Tokio. Lace. 
Sata Keijiro, Nagoya. 
Saito Kotaro, Nagoya. 
Sakai Hanbei, Nagoya. 
Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. 



Shibata Matakichi, Kobe. 

Shiino Shobei, Yokohama. 

Sugawa Kiyoshi, Yokohama. 

Suya Chojiro, Yokohama. 

Suya Kiuhei, Kobe. 

Suzuki Kojiro, Tokio. 

Sato Sentaro, Yokohama. 

Shibabayashi Sotaro, Osaka. 

Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. 

Sowa Kaichiro, Tokio. 

Tomojima Kiujiro, Gifu-Ken. Crape 

shawl. 
Takahashi Kansaku, Yokohama. 
Takemura Ito, Yokohama. 
Tanaka Rishichi, Kyoto. 
Tanaka Seishichi, Kyoto. 
Torii Chiyomatsu, Yokohama. 
Takagi Fukujiro, Kyoto. 
Tanaka Seishichi, Kyoto. 
Torii Chiyomatsu, Yokohama. 
Yamamoto Naojiro, Yokohama. 
Yamamoto Shichijiro, Nagoya. 
Yamanaka Shigejiro, Representative of 

the Yamanaka Shokwai, Osaka. ' 

Yegami Sadajiro, Nagasaki. 

GROUP 59. 

Arakawa Masujiro, Kyoto. Dress. 
Hakata Fabric Association, Fukuoka- 

Kee. Fabric for vest. 
Hattoriyouyemon, Nagoya, Aichi-Ken. 

Dyed fabric. 
lijima Yeitaro, Yokohama. Night gown 

of Habutai. 
Ishikawa Seiyemon, Yokohama. Night 

gown of silk and cotton. 
Iwata Toyoo, Yokohama. Ladies' gown, 
lida Shinshichi, Kyoto. Men's and ladies' 

suit. 
Kitahama Sanjiuro, Yokohama. Dresses. 

Kouno Nisaburo, Representative of 

Takno Shokwai, Osaka. Waterproof 

fabrics for ladies' and men's coats, 

tents, etc. 
Matsumoto Akitsu, Osaka. Full dress of 

officials, of the "Shinnin" rank, hat, 

sword. 
Okabe Kikutaro, Yokohama. Dresses. 

Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. Silk dress 
and gown. 

Suya Kiubei, Kobe. Dresses, night 
gowns. 

Tani Otoshiro, Yokohama. Dresses, 
night gown. 

Yano Ushioto, Representative of Nippon 
\A'aterproof Fabric Co., Osaka. Water- 
proof overcoats. 

Yamazaki Suyekichi, Tokio. Full dress 
of officials of the "Chokiinin" rank, full 
dress of the masters of ceremony of 
the Japanese Imperial Household. 



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GROUP 60. 

Goto Takejiro, Tokio-Fu. Deer skin 

leather. 

Hashimoto Kanejiro, Osaka. White 
leather and deer skin leather. 

Hirata Tsunejiro, Tokio. Belt. 

Ishida Kamekichi, Osaka. Various skins 
of dyed leather. 

Kobayashi Ryonosuke, Tokio. Painted 
leather. 

Kobayashi Tobei, Tokio. Painted leather. 

Kogo Tetsujiro, Tokio. Painted leather. 

Kumagaye Taijiro, Tokio. Leather. 

Kumagaye Uhachi, Tokio. Painted 
leather. 

Kobayashi Ryonosuke, Tokio. Cuff and 
collar cases, belt. 

Komaki Bunjiro, Yokohama. Hair pins, 
card cases. 

Kumagaye Uhachi, Tokio. Belts. 

Matsugane Shiniiro, Tokio, Painted and 
lacquered leather. 

Matsushita Kumatsuchi, Hokkaido. Bed 
spread, seal boa. 

Shimidzu Kisuke, Tokio. Painted 
leather. 

Formosa Hat Manufacturing Co., Tai- 
hoku. Hats. (Installed in Japanese 
section, Palace of Agriculture.) 

Fujikawa, Ruizo, Taihoku. Hats. (In- 
stalled in Japanese section. Palace of 
Agriculture.) 

Taiko Hat and Matting Manufacturing 
Co., Byoritsu. Hats. (Installed in Jap- 
anese section. Palace of Agriculture.) 

Takei, Masaji, Taihoku. Hats. (Installed 
in Japanese section, Palace of Agri- 
culture.) 

GROUP 61. 

Arakawa Masujiro, Kyoto. Cravats. 

Asahi Goshi Kwaisha, Kyoto. Neckties. 

Asai Sekisei, Tokio. Artificial flowers, 
brooches. 

Arakawa Masujiro, Kyoto. Belt. 

Baba Banzo, Representative of Seisan 
Hanbei Kobai Kumiai. Straw braid. 

Chikami Kokiu, Kochi-Ken. Braids of 
shaving and straw. 

Dansen Seizo Kumiai, Miye-Keri. Fans. 

Fujii Nakaichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Fujii Kinzaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Fujii Yaoji, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Fujioka Gen, Osaka. Knitted stuff. 

Fujio Suyeji, Representative of the Fu- 
jiyama Shokwai, Hyogo-Ken, But- 
tons. 

Fujiki Kaichiro, Tokio. Fans. 

Goto Yonetaro, Fifu-Ken. Fans. 

Goto Yonetaro, Gifu-Ken. Parasols. 



Gifu-Ken Karakusa Kumiai, Gifu-Ken. 

Umbrellas. 

Geisi Mugiwarasanada Kojo, Kochi-Ken, 
Straw braids. 

Hamatani Boshi Kwaisha, Osaka. Felt 
hats. 

Hanabusa Rakutaro, Kochi-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Habusa Sakaye, Kochi-Ken. Straw braid. 

Hanabusa Tadaichi, Kochi-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Hattori Youemon, Nagoya. Straw braid. 

Hirata Tsunejiro, Tokio. Cravats. 

Hayashida Shiunzo, Nagasaki-Ken. Um- 
brellas. 

Hirano Kiugoro, Kyoto. Fans. 

Iszumi Sakichi, Osaka. Stockings, 
gloves, neckties, tassel. 

Ikeda Takuzo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Ishizaka Seishiro, Kumamoto-Ken. Straw 
braid. 

Ite Asagoro, Aichi-Ken. Shaving and 
straw braid. 

lijima Yetaro, Yokohama. Shirts, bed- 
gown. 

Ishikawa Seiyemon, Yokohama. Shirts, 
collar and cuffs. 

lijima Yeitaro, Yokohama. Silk stock- 
ings. 

Ikeda Chimataro, Osaka. Cotton knitted 
underclothing. 

Ikeda Yonekichi, Kyoto. Silk knitted 
underclothing. 

Inouye Ginnosuke, Kyoto. Knitted 
undershirts. 

Ishii Katsujiro, Osaka. Knitted under- 
shirts. 

Iwata Toyoo, Yokohama. Ladies' and 
men's garments. 

Igarashi Katsutaro, Tokio. Umbrella 
handles. 

Inouye Sen, Osaka. Umbrellas, sticks 
and handles. 

Harata Inosuke, Representative of Okay- 
ama-Ken. Straw Braid Mfg. Ass'n. 
Shaving and straw braid, specimens of 
glass. t] 

Ishiwara Yeitaro, Kyoto. Parasols. 

Iwata Toyoo, Yokohama. Parasols, um- 
brellas. 

Idzumi Zenshichi, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 

Iho Jiutaro, Shiga-Ken. Fans. 

Inagaki Masahichi Osaka. Fans. 

Inouye Mohei, Representative of the Na- 
goya Ogi Boyeki Gumi, Nagoya. Fold- 
ing fans. 

Ishikaso Kisaburo, Kyoto. Fans. 

Kagawa-Ken Straw Braid Mfrs. Ass'n, 
Kagawa-Ken. Straw braid. 

Kamekawa Chiukichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 
Straw braid. 

Kamihara Kotaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. 



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Katagiri Kamakichi, Aichi-Ken. Straw 
and shaving braid. 

Kawai Tomiya, Osaka. Shirts. 

Kishida Makitaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 
braid. . . \ 

Kitsu Keijiro, Miye-Ken. Braids. 

Kochi-Ken Mugiwarasanada Mohan 
Kojo, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Koidzumi Seizaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. 
Straw braid. 

Kone Masakichi, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Koyama Zentaro, Okayama-Ken. Shav- 
ing braid. 

Kuruyama Minekichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 
Straw braid. 

Kuruyama Iwakichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 
Straw braid. 

Kamimura Shosuke, Osaka. Artificial 
flowers. 

Kyoto Joshi Shugei, Gakko, Kyoto. 
Artificial flowers, 

Kojima Kanshichi, Yokohama. Umbrel- 
las. 

Kano Shiuke, Nagoya. Folding Fans. 

Kato Chohei, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 

Kato Yoshitaro, Nagoya. Folding fans. 

Maki Katsutaro, Hiroshim a-Ken. 
Braids. 

Mayeta Yoneichiro, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Mori Sakaye, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Misaki Seitaro, Kyoto. Artificial flowers. 

Miwa Zenbei, Tokio. Artificial flowers. 

Mori Kichi, Tokio. Artificial flowers. 

Morishita Seibel, Osaka. Knitted un- 
derwear. 

Mori Kichiro, Kyoto. Belts. 

Machida Kiukichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Um- 
brellas. 

Matsuyoshi Kahei, Osaka. Parasols. 

Minagawa Yoshizo, Tokio. Umbrellas, 
sticks and handles. 

Mayeda Yoshiro, Kobe. Fans. 

Marugame Dansen Goshi Kwaisha, Ka- 
gawa-Ken. Fans. 

Matsuyoshi Kahei, Osaka. Fans. 

Miyata Hotaro, Yokohama. Folding 
fans. 

Murakami Atsushi, Kyoto. Folding 
fans. 

Nagai Matsuyemon, representative of 
the Kochi-Ken Straw Braid Ass'n, 
Kochi-Ken. Braids. 

Nishiyama Masujiro, Hiroshima-Ken. 
Straw braid. 

Nissei Kwan, Kobe. Chest. 

Numakura Kogoro, Tokio. Karakusa. 

Nakagawa Sataro, Kyoto. Cotton un- 
derwear. 

Nakai Shoten, Kobe. Parasols. 

Nakamura Sosuke, Tokio. Umbrella 
handles. 

Nakae Ihei, Osaka. Parasols, stove 
screen. 



Nagano Mototare, Tokio. Sleeve but- 
tons, brooches. 
Nakai Shoten, Kobe. Fans. 
Nakamura Genzo, Nagoya. Folding 

fans. 
Ogata Yoshisuke, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Ogata Magoyemon, Hiroshima-K e n. 

Straw braid. 
Okito Kotaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Okutani Shobei, Osaka-Fu. Braids. 
Okutsu Fukumatsu, Yokohama. Shaving 

braid. 
Okazaki Kiutaro, Kochi-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Otaira Motosaburo, Hiroshima-K e n. 

Straw braid. 
Osawa Kametaro, Yokohama. Parasols, 

umbrellas. 
Onishi Yo, Gifu-Ken. Fans. 
Osaka Dansen Seizo Goshi Kwaisha, 

Osaka. Fans. 
Sakamoto Josaku, Kochi-Ken. Straw 

braids. 
Sakata Okizo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Shimoda Kozo, Kumamoto-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Soga Rikichi, Kochi-Ken. Braids. 
Sugano Shinsaku, Toyama-Ken. Shav- 
ing braid. 
Sugawa Yasushi, Yokohama. Linen neck 

ties, collars and cuffs, insertion. 
Suzuki Kojiro, Tokio. Artificial flowers. 
Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. Woman's 

apparel. 
Sakamoto Tomoshichi, Tokio. Umbrel- 
las, sticks. 
Sanuki Seisan Dogyo Kumiai, Kagawa 

Ken. Parasols. 
Sunamoto Fukumatsu, Osaka. Umbrella 

handles and sticks. 
•Suya Kiuhei, Kobe. Parasols. 
Sakurai Yeizo, Tokio. Sleeve buttons. 
Sakurai Yezo, Tokio. Pins. 
Sakata Bunsuke, Kyoto. Fans. 
Sensu Shokwai, Kyoto. Fans. 
Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. Fans. 
Shibata Matakichi, Kobe. Fans. 
Suya Kiuhei, Kobe. Fans. 
Suzuki Kojiro, Tokio. Fans. 
Tachibana Gun Straw and Shaving Braid 

Ass'n, Kanagawa-Ken. Shaving braid. 
Taige Kaishito, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

Braid. 
Tanabe Ichiji, Kochi-Ken.. Braids. 
Teikoku Seibo Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shi- 

zuoka-Ken. Hats. 
Tokio-Fu Yebara Gun Straw Braid Ass'n. 

Braids. 
Torikai Hikotaro, K a n a g a w a-Ken. 

Braids. 



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Takemura Ito, Yokohama. Collars and 

cufifs. 
Tani Otoshiro, Yokohama. Jackets and 

shirts. 
Waida Kaichi, Osaka. Cotton crape 
. shirts. 

Takebe Jiunz, Kobe. Parasols. 
Teshigawara Ooshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 

Parasols. 
Takei Shirui Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 

Fans. 

Tanaka Seikichi, Tokio. Fans. 
Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. 

Fans. 



Uta Hikosaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw 

braid. 
Yamada Nizo, Aichi-Ken. Braids. 
Yamaguchi Heisaburo, Yokohama. 

Shaving braid. 
Yamashita Tomekichi, Hiroshima-Ken. 

Straw braid. 
Yamada Kiujiro, Representative of Osaka 

Artificial Flower Traders, Ass'n, Osaka. 

Artificial flowers. 
Yamanaka & Company, Osaka. Artificial 

flowers. 
Yagi Fukumatsu, Osaka. Summer and 

winter underwear. 
Yoshii Moyemon, Osaka. Fans. 



MEXICO. 



Stationery. Basket work. Palm weaving. 



GROUP 28. 

Cabrera, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. Blank 

books. 
Goyri, Francisco, Xalapa, Ver. Cards. 
Kaiser, Juan, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. 

Blank books. 
Lions y Cia, H. Padre, Mexico, D. F. 

Blank books. 
Mumguia e Hijos Sues, P., Mexico, D. 

F. Playing-card. 

GROUP 29. 

Aragon y Hermano, Hermenegildo, 

Ejutla, Oax. Arms. 

GROUP 32. 

Penitenciaria del Estado de Puebla, 

Puebla, Ptieb. Artistic watch. 

GROUP 33. 

Escuela Correccional, Toluca, Mex. 

Shield. 
Fundicion Nacional de Artilleria, Mexico, 

D. F. Foundry works. 

GROUP 34. 

Ayuntamiento de Tecali, Tecali, Pueb. 

Woven palm. 
Ayuntamiento de Tequixquiapan, Tequix- 

quiapan, Quero. Articles in basket or 
wicker work, furniture. 



Banuelas, Pablo, Zacatecas, Zac. Hamper. 
Bojorges, Andres, Texcoco, Mex. Basket. 
Comision del Estado Para la Exposicion, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Horn goods. 
Ferreira, Ricardo, Hermosillo, Son. 

Brooms. 
Flores, Augustin, Toluca, Mex. A lady's 

work box. 
Garcia, Severiano, Zacatecas, Zac. Bas- 
kets. 
Gines, Donaciano, Tenoxtitlan, Pueb. 

Woven palm. 
Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Brushes. 
Jefatura Politica de Valladolid, Valla- 

dolid, Yuc. Hamper. 
Jefe Politico de Atlixco, Atlixco, Pueb. 

Broom. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Articles in woven palm. 
Manrique, Antonio, Texcoco, Mex. Bas- 
ket. 
Mendez, Guillermo, Chimecati'tlan, Pueb. 

Woven palm. 
Montano, Jose, Tenango, Mex. Lady's 

work box. 
Padilla, Tomas, San Francisco del Rin- 

con, Gto. Willow works. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Monterrey, N. 

L. Baskets. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Jeweler's box, basket. 



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Peralta, Jesus, Tepexi, Pueb. Horse 

hair goods. 
Perez, Jesus J., Uruapan, Mich. Lacquer 

works. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Cosahuautla, 

Coasahuautla, Pueb. Basket. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Miniapa, Miniapa, 

Pueb. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Noapala, Nopala, 

Pueb. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Tecali, Tecali, 

Pueb. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Tehuixtla, Te- 

huixtla, Pueb. Small brush. 
Presidente Municipal de Chimecatitlan, 

Chimecatitlan, Chimecatitlan, Pueb. 

Horse-hair works. 
Presidente Municipal de Huatlatlauca, 

Huatlatlauca, Pueb. Baskets. 
Presidente Auxiliar de Huitziltepec, 

Huitziltepec, PueD. Woven palm. 
Presidente Auxiliar de San Jose de Gra- 

cia, San Jose de Gracia, Puebla. 

Woven palm. 
Presidente Municipal de Tlacualpan, 

Tlacualpan, Pueb. Woven palm. 
Saldivar, Domingo, Tula, Pueb. Woven 

palm. 
Valencia Luis, Matamoros, Pueb. An- 

phor. 
Valdes Bernardino, Chalco, Mex. Bas- 
ket. 

Von Gehren, Edmundo, Zacatecas, Zac. 

Willow trunk, rattan furniture baskets. 

GROUP 35. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Trunks. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Burnished box. 
Siliceo, Luis, Mexico, D. F. Anphor. 

GROUP 37. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Sculptures in wood. 

GROUP 38. 

Escuela de Artes y Oficios, Toluca, Mex. 

Furniture. 
Gavito y Fernandez, Puebla, Pueb. 

Metal bed. 
Tsuchiya, K., Mexico, D. F. Furniture. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Furniture. 
Trejo, Guillermo, Mexico, D. F. Table. 
Unna, Jorge y Cia, San Luis Potosi, S. 

L. P. Furniture. 

GROUP 39. 

Pellandini, Claudio, Mexico, D. F. Ar- 
tistic glass works. 



GROUP 40. 

Jefatura Politica de Maxcanu, Maxcanu, 

Yuc. Crown. 

GROUP 41. 

Trejo, Guillermo, Mexico, D. F. Safe. 

GROUP 43. 

Fabrica "La Constancia," S. A., Durango, 

Dgo. Carpets. 
Muriedas, Felipe, San Luis Potosi, S. L. 

P. Carpets. 
Stiker, Valentin, Aguascalientes, Atgts. 

Carpets, rugs. 

GROUP 44. 

Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, 

Chih. Comforters, quilts. 

Pellandini, Claudio, Mexico, D. F. Mir- 
rors in frames. 

Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 
Articles for beds. 

Sanchez Fabio y Francisco Fernandez 
del Castillo, ]\Iexico, D. F. Curtain. 

Unna y Cia, Jurge, San Luis Potosi, S. 
L. P. Articles for beds. 

GROUP 45. 

Ayuntamiento de Ocoyoacac, Ocoyoacac, 
Mex. Bricks. 

Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San 
Juan del Rio, Quero. Bricks. 

Calderon, Manuel R., Toluca, Mex. Ar- 
ticles in clay. 

Compania Ladrillera "Union," S. A., 
Monterre}', N. L. Bricks. 

Compania de Xico y Anexas, Chalco, 
jNIex. Bricks. 

Chateaumorand, Enrique, Puebla, Pueb. 
China pots. 

Espinosa, Luis, Zumpango, Mex. Bricks. 

Fabrica de Ladrillos y Tejas, S. A., 
Merida, Yuc. ]\Iosaics. 

Farias Heraclio, Guadalajara, Jal. Fig- 
ures in clay. 

Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- 
cala, Tlax. Figures in clay. 

Gomez, M., Zumpango, Mex. Bricks. 

Hernandez y Jimeno, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Miosaics. 

Jefatura Politica de Tixkokob, Tixkokob, 
Yuc. Articles in clay. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 
Figures in china and cia}'. 

Quintana, Hermanos, Mexico, D. F. 
Mosaics. 

Robles, Jose, Oaxaca, Oax. Figures in 
clay. 

Ruiz, Maximiano, Azompa, Oax. Fig- 
ures in clay. 



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Silva, Joaquin, Toluca, Mex. Mouldings 

in clay. 
Urquiza, Francisco, Hada de Jurica, 

Quero. Bricks. 

GROUP 46. 

Silva, Joaquin, Toluca, Mex. Clay cess- 
pool. 

GROUP 47. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Articles in crystal. 

GROUP 48. 

Berbeyer, Clemente H., Mexico, D. F. 

Braziers. 
CoUignon, Julio, Guadalajara, Jal. Bronze 

valves and cocks. 
Compania Cervecera Toluca y Mexico, 

S. A., Toluca, Mex. Glass bottles. (In- 
stalled in Mexican section, Palace of 
Agriculture). 
Compania Industrial Mexicana, Chihua- 
hua, Chih. Stoves and valves. 

GROUP 52. 

Mowatt & Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, 

Oax. Yarn. 
Mowatt & Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, Oax. 

Yarn. 
Munoz, Jose, Texmelucan, Pueb. Yarn. 
Portilla Viuda de, Leon, Gto. Yarn. 
Schulte, Carlos, Colima, Col. Yarn, 

wicking. 

GROUP 54. 

Aguirre, Domingo G., Tepic, Tep. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Arellano y Cia, Alberto. Cotton belts. 

Avila, Refugio, Cholula, Pueb. Cotton 
cloth. 

Barron Forbes y Cia, Tepic, Tep. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Brest Viuda de Manuel, Josefina, Xalapa, 
Ver. Cotton cloth. 

Carballo, Magdaleno, Zacatlan, Pueb. 
Cotton cloth. 

ClauGuilo, Miguel, Cholula, Pueb. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Compania Industrial de Guadalajara, S. 
A., Guadalajara, Jal. Cotton cloth. 

Compania Industrial "La Virgen," S. A., 
Taximaroa, Mich. Cotton cloth. 

Compania Industrial Manufacturera, S. 
A., Mexico, D. F. Cotton cloth. 

Compania Industrial de San Antonio 
Abad y Anexas, S. A., Mexico, D. F. 
Cotton cloth. 

Compania Industrial Saltillera, Saltillo, 
Coah. Cotton cloth. 



Compania Industrial Veracruzana, S. A., 
Santa Rosa, Necoxtla, Ver, Cotton 
cloth. 

Conde, M. M., Tlaxcala, Tlax. Cotton 
cloth. 

Espinosa, Antonio, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloth. 

Galindo, Genaro, Oaxacac, Oax. Cotton 
quilt. 

Garcia, Augustin, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
shawls. 

Garcia, Telesforo, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloth. 

Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Duran- 
go, Dgo. Cotton spun. 

Gavito, Leopoldo, Panzacola, Pueb. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Gomez, Conde y Hermanos, Quintin, 
Puebla, Pueb. Cotton cloth. 

Hernandez, Vicente, Oaxaca, Oax. Cot- 
ton cloths. 

Hernandez, Igmacio, Atlixco, Pueb. Cot- 
ton cloths. 

Hernandez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
belt. 

Hernandez, Vicente, Oaxaca, Oax. Cot- 
ton cloth. 

Hurtado, Espinosa y Cia, L., Mexico, D. 
F. Cotton cloths. 

Jefe Politico de Atlixco, Atlixco, Pueb. 
Cotton shawls. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 
Cotton cloths, belts. 

Lopez, Marcelo, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
blankets. 

Lopez, Miguel, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
shawl. 

Luis, Jose E., Villa Alta, Oax. Cotton 
napkins. 

Maciel, Marcelino, Queretaro, Quero. 
Cotton cloths. 

Martinez, Arauna Francisco, Tepexi del 
Rio, Hidgo. Cotton cloths. 

Martinez, Daniel, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
shawl. 

Martinez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloths. 

Menchaca, Jose M., Santiago Ixcuintla, 
Tep. Cotton cloths. 

Mowatt y Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, Oax. 
Cotton cloths. 

Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 
Cotton cloths. 

Perez, Antonio, *Cholula, Pueb. Cotton 
blanket. 

Pliego, Hermanos, Lerma, Mex. Cotton 
cloths. 

Portilla Viuda de., Leon, Gto. Cotton 
cloths. 

Ramirez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 
cloths. 

Rivero, V. Sues, Monterrey, N. L. Cot- 
ton cloths, blankets. 



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Sanchez, Louis, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton 

cloths. 
Santos, Miguel, Zacatlan, Pueb. Cotton 

cloths. 
Schulte, Carlos, Colima, Col. Cotton 

cloths. 
Sociedad, Anonima, Tlaxcala, Tlax. 

Skeins, cotton cloths. 
Soto, Gabriel, Zacatlan, Pueb. Cotton 

cloths. 
Torres, Tello Manuel, Cholula, Pueb. 

Cotton cloth. 

6ROUP 55. 

Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San 

Juan del Rio, Quero. Cords. 
Arellano y Cia, Alberto, Mexico, D. F. 

Woolen belts. 
Compania Limitada Manufacturera de 

Yute de "Santa Gertrudis," Orizaba, 

Ver. Jute goods. 
Compania Industrial "La Aurora," S. A., 

Mexico, D. F. Jute goods. 
Compania Industrial "La Virgen," S. A., 

Linen and cotton cloths interwoven, 

linen cloths, linen and flax tow. 
Diaz, Trujillo Pascual, Toluca, Mex. 

Cords. 
Fabrica "La Industrial," S. A., Merida, 

Yuc. Ropes-, cables, henequen cloths. 
Fabrica, "La Covadonga," Guadalajara 

Jal. Cloths and goods in ixtle. 
Herrera, Amado, Villa Alta, Oax. Ham- 
mock in ixtle. 
Jefatura Politica de Tixkokob, Tixkokob, 

Yuc. Hammock in henequen. 
Jefatura Politica de Motul, Motul, Yuc. 

Henequen goods. 
Nieto, Tirso Julian, Jocotitlan, Mex. 

Cordage. 
Zaragoza, Santos, Tlalnepantla, Mor. 

Ixtle goods. 

GROUP 56. 
Ayuntamiento de Chiautla, Chiautla, 

Mex. Blanket. 
Arellano y Cia, Alberto, Mexico, D. F. 

Woolen belts. 
Caraza, Mariano, Xalapa, Ver. Blankets. 
Cornu, Pedro, Aguascalientes, Agtes. 

Cassimeres, blankets. 
Duron, Reyes M., Aguascalientes, Agtes. 

Cassimeres. 
Encarnacion, Maria, Atoyatempan, Pueb. 

Blankets. 
Fabrica "La Constancia," S. A., Durango, 

Dgo. Cassimeres, shawls, blankets. 
Fabrica "La Primavera," Chalchihuites, 

Zac. Blankets. 
Garcia, Martin, Tulancingo, Hidgo. 

Blankets. 



Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- 
cala, Tlax. Blankets. 

Gonzalez, Diego, Cholula, Pueb. Cassi- 
meres. 

Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 
Blankets. 

Lion, Eugenia Viuda de Emery Lion, 
Aguascalientes, Agtes. Blankets. 

Moreno, Pedro, Chilapa, Gero. Shawls. 

Muriedas, Felipe, San Luis Potosi, S. L. 
ir*. Cassimeres, shawls, blankets. 

Presidente Municipal de Mixtla, Mixtla, 
Pueb. Blankets. 

Rueda, Florencia, Cholula, Pueb. Cassi- 
meres. 

Stiker, Valentin, Aguascalientes, Agtes. 
Cassimeres. 

Teresa, Viuda de Pelaez, Luisa de, Tu- 
lancingo, Higo. Cassimeres. 

GROUP 57. 

Diaz, Serapio, Guadalajara, Jal. Shawls. 
Escuela de Sericicultura, Tenancingo, 

Mex. Matted hair silk. 
Gomez y Cia, Manuel, San Luis Potosi, 

S. L. P. Silk shawls. 
Jaspeado, Ruperto, Texcoco, Mex. 

Matted hair silk. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Silk shawls. 
Robledo e Hijos, Francisco A., San Luis 

Potosi, S. L. P. Silk shawls. 
Rodriguez, Pascual, Leon, Gto. Silk and 

cotton shawl interwoven. 

GROUP 58. 

Acosta, Amada, Hermosillo, Son. 
Towels. 

Acuna, Maria, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushions. 

Anaya, Ernestina, Hermosillo, Son. 
Watch pouch embroidery. 

Aaranda, Leonarda, Mexico, D. F. Passa- 
menterie. 

Aranda, Viude de Gutierrez, Dolores, 
Mexico, D. F. Embroidery in hair. 

Arroyo, Ernestina, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidery. 

Arroyo, Tecla, Mexico, D. F. Lace 
handkerchief. 

Avila, Josefina, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Ayon, Jesus, Hermosilli, Son. Em- 
broidered dresser. 

Barragan, Maria, Hermosillo, Son. 
Drawn work towel. 

Bernal, Catalina, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered whiskholder. 

Capistrain y Castro, Leonor, Xalapa, Ver. 
Embroidered paper holder. 

Domitila, Carrera, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered handkerchief. 



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Castillo, Maria, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cushion cover. 

Coblentz, Silvano, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Compania Industrial "El Salvador," S. A., 
Mexico, D. F. Sewing thread. 

Contreras, Luz, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cravat, handkerchiefs. 

Corona, Aguirre Luisa, Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Cuellar, Rebeca, Xalapa, Ver. Collars 
in drawn work. 

Cuevas, Edelmira, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Chavez, Maria, Mexico, D. F. Drawn 
work handkerchiefs. 

Diaz, Sara, Sotuta, Yuc. Hand made 
work. 

Dominguez, Rosario, Xalapa, Ver. Lace 
handkerchiefs. 

Duarte, Mercedes, Guaymas, Son. Cra- 
vat drawn work. 

Dublan, Teresa, Mexico, D. F., Embroid- 
ered lamp shades. 

Enciso, Luz, Hermosillo, Son. Pillow 
case, drawn work. 

Escalante, Josefina, Hermosillo, Son. 
Sewing bag embroidered. 

Espinosa, Maria, Aguascalientes, Agtes. 
Drawn work. 

Espinosa de los Monteros, Esther, Mex- 
ico, D. F. Embroidered pictures. 

Fierro, Carmen, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushions, 

Fisher, Emilia, Guaymas, Son. Em- 
broidered pillow cases. 

Galindo, Genoveva, Xalapa, Ver. Drawn 
work handkerchiefs. 

Gallegos, Jose, Toluca, Mex. Embroid- 
ered portiers. 

Garcia, Adela, Guaymas, Son. Handker- 
chiefs, open work. 

Garcia, Matilde, Atojtonilco el Grande, 
Hidgo. Embroidered cushions. 

Garrido, Maria S. y G., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered handkerchiefs. 

Gomez, Vizcaino, Cecilia, Guadalajara, 
Jal. Embroidered cravats. 

Gomez y Zavala, Maria Ines, Guadala- 
jara, Jal. Drawn work. 

Gonzalez, Sahara, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cushion covers. 

Gurmendi, Petra, Xalapa, Ver. Embroid- 
ered handkerchiefs. 

Gutierrez, Ana, Mexico, D. F. Handker- 
chiefs, open work. 

Gutierrez, Feliciana, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Embroidered handkerchiefs. 

Hinojosa, Josefa, Hermosillo, Son. Towel 
and handkerchief embroidered. 

Hinojosa, Josefina P., Mexico, D. F. 
Screen embroidered. 



Horacio, Vicente, Mexico, D. F. Em^ 

broidery. 

Huerta, Josefa de la, Guaymas, Son. 
Towel, open work. 

Jimenez, Romulo, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Handkerchiefs and scarf embroidered. 

Limon, Garcia Raymundo, Tulancingo, 
Hidgo. Embroidery for saddle. 

Lion, Eugenia, Viuda de Emery Lion. 
Aguascalientes, Agtes. Drawn work. 

Lopez, Catalina, Hermosillo, Son. Pil- 
low case, open work. 

Lopez, Dolores, Hermosillo, Son. Hand- 
kerchief, open work. 

Marquez, Jesus, Guadalajara, Jal. Pil- 
low case, open work. 

Martinez, Manuela, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered pouch. 

Mejia, Enriqueta, Hermosillo, Son. Pil- 
low case, open work. 

Mendiolea, Julia, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered lamp shade. 

Miassou, Maria, Mexico, D. F. Embroid- 
ered lamp shade. 

Mier y Romero, Carlota, Toluca, Mex. 
Lace, inlaid work. 

Molina, Luz, Xalapa, Ver. Table cover, 
drawn work. 

Mora, Teodora, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cravat. 

Nunez, Guadalupe, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered towel. 

Olea, Ernestina, Hermosillo, Son. Towel, 
embroidered and open work. 

Oronoz, Ana Maria, Xalapa, Ver. Nap- 
kins, open work. 

Oropeza, Ana M., Mexico, D. F. Cover- 
let, English lace. 

Orozco, Angela, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Orsi, Gertrudis, Hermosillo, Son. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Pane Viuda de Felgueres, Julia, Aguas- 
calientes, Agtes. Drawn work. 

Parres, Adela, Mexico, D. F. Articles in 
Catalonian lace. 

Pena, Maria S., Mexico, D. F. Embroid- 
ered screen. 

Pereira y Pereira, Trinidad, Sotuta, Yuc. 
Embroidered handkerchief. 

Polo Viuda de Lopez, Maria del T., Mex- 
ico, D. F. Embroidered cushion. 

Ramierz, Aurora, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered collar. 

Reyes, Guadalupe J., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered collar. 

Rendon, Carrillo, Maria, Mexico, D. F. 
Embroidered of litography. 

Rivera, Carmen, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- 
broidered collar. 

Rivero, Sues, V., Monterrey, N. L. Cro- 
chet thread. 



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Riviello, Susana R., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered slippers. 

Rochin, Maria, Guaymas, Son. Embroid- 
ered cushion. 

Rodriguez, Guadalupe, Hermosillo, Son. 
Embroidered crescent. 

Rodriguez, Verdin, Gabriela, Oaxaca, 
Oax. Embroidered screen. 

Rodriguez, Maria Ester, Xalapa, Ver. 
Apron lace. 

Ruiz de Cabanas, Felipa, Guadalajara, 
Jal. Embroidered dress. 

Ruiz Francisca, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered dress, drawn work. 

Ruiz Josefa, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered waist coat, drawn work. 

Salazar, Teresa, Guadalajara, Jal. Collar, 
drawn work and embroidered. 

Sepulveda, Teodora. Guadalajara, Jal. 
Embroidered scarf. 

Serrano, Ramona, Hermosillo, Son. 
Cushion, cover, open work. 

Sherwell, Maria K., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered table cover. 

Toro, Maria, Oaxaca, Oax. Embroid- 
ered handkerchief. 

Torres, Altagracia, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered viso. 

Valencia, Francisca, Hermosillo, Son. 
Pillow slip. 

Valencia, Isabel, Hermosillo, Son. Cush- 
ion cover, open work. 

Valenzuela, Jesus, Guaymas, Son. Sack 
for embroidered handkerchief. 

Vazquez, Magdalena, Guadalajara, Jal. 
Embroidered handkerchief, drawn work. 

Vazquez, Vicenta, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Vega, Heladia de la, Mexico, D. F. Em- 
broidered cushion. 

Vidaurri, Luz, Mexico, D. F. Handker- 
chief lace. 

Villasana, Teresa, Guaymas, Son. Em- 
broidered undershirt. 

Zurita, Aurelia P., Xalapa, Ver. Em- 
broidered portphoto. 

GROUP 59. 

Aguilar, Artemisa, Mermosillo, Son. 
Dress, open work. 

Barrueta, Policarpo, Mexico, D. F. Over- 
coat. 

Elle, Paul, Mexico, D. F. Lady's dress. 

EUe, Paul, Mexico, D. F. Book on dress- 
making. (Installed in ]\Iexican section. 
Palace of Liberal Arts.) 

Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, 
Chih. Men's and laborers' clothing. 

Fabrica "El Progreso Industrial," Chi- 
huahua, Chih. Laborers' clothing. 

Guerrero,' Luis, Morelia, Mich. Men's 
and Charro clothing. 



Martinez, ' Catalina, Guadalajara, Jal. 

Child's coat. 
MoragaSj Carmela de, Mexico, D. F. 

Child's dress. 
Moneo, Modesto, Veracruz, Ver. Book 

on dressmaking. (Installed in Mexican 

section Palace of Liberal Arts.) 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Recluse suit. 

GROUP 60. 

Barbabosa, Jose Julio, Toluca, Mex. 

Dressed hides. 
Bueno, Carlos R., Puebla, Pueb. Shoes. 
Compania Peletera oe Guadalajara, S. A., 

Guadalajara, Jal. Shoes, dressed hides. 
Cogordan, Sebastian, Mexico, D. F. 

Dressed hides. 
Fourcade, Francisco, Guaymas, Son. 

Tanned' cowhide, 
Fernandez y San Jose, Mexico, D. F. 

Hides. 
Garcia y Cia, S. en C, Sebastian, Mexico, 

D. F. Dressed hides. 
Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Duran- 

go, Dgo. Dressed hides. 
Gobierno del Estado de Colima, Colima, 

Col. Dressed hides. 
Gutierrez, Jose, Ozumba, Mex. Tanned 

hides. 
Hernandez, Gregorio, San Miguel Allen- 

de, Gto. Dressed hides. 
Hernandez, Casimiro, San Miguel Allen- 

de, Gto. Dressed hides. 
Jaramillo y Albisua, Puebla, Pueb. 

Dressed hides. 
Lemus, Jesus J,, Morelia, Mich. Shoes. 
Moron, Francisco, C. Victoria, Tarn. 

Hides with hair. 
Moron, Francisco, C. Victoria, Tam. 

Tanned hides. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Shoes. 
Teneria del Diamante, S. A., Aguas- 

calientes, Agtes. Tanned hides. 
Vargas, Epifanio, Cuautla, Mor. Tanned 

hides. 
Viladomat y Cia, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. 

Shoes. 
Zetina, Carlos B., Mexico, D. F. Shoes, 

dressed hides. 

GROUP 61. 

Acosta, Margarita, Xalapa, Ver. Basket 
with flowers. 

Aguilar, Feliciano, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 
straw hat. 

Alanis, Pascual, Celaya, Gto. Under- 
wear. 

Alatorre y Hermano, Sucr., C. L., Guada- 
lajara, Jal. Underwear. 



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Altamirano, Leon, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 

straw hats. 
Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San 

Juan del Rio, Quero. Palm straw hats. 
Bautista, Augustin, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

straw hats. 
Bracamontes, Everardo, Zacatecas, Zac. 

Palm straw hats. 
Casarrubias, Felipe, Chilapa, Gro. Palm 

straw hats. 
Cazares, Abundio, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

straw hats. 
Coblentz, Silvano, Mexico, D. F. Under- 
ware. 
Comision del Estado para la Exposicion, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Palm straw 

hats. 
Cubillas, Virginia, Hermosillo, Son. 

Lady's underwear. 
Diaz, Trujillo, Pascual, Toluca, Mex. 

Palm straw hats. 
Escuela Correccional, Toluca, Mex. 

Stockings, socks. 
Fabrica "La Perfeccionada," Mexico, D. 

F. Underwear, 
Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, 

Chih. Men's shirts. 
Fernandez, Angel, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

straw hats. 
Flores, Amelia, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

underwear. 
Fortoul Chapuy y Cia., Guadalajara, Jal. 

Underwear. 
Garcia, Florencio, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 

straw hats. 
Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, 

San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Palm straw 

hats. 
Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- 

cala, Tlax. Canes. 
Gonzales, Antonio del A., Puebla, Pueb. 

Hair hats. 
Gonzales, Carmen, Xalapa, Ver. Feather 

flowers. 
Granja, Concepcion, Mexico, D. F. 

Lady's underwear. 
Gutierrez, Adelaida S., Mexico, D. F. 

Lady's underwear. 
Guzman, Dolores, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

underwear. 
Hernandez, Nicolas, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm 

hats. 
Hidalgo, Miguel, Mexico, D. F. Straw 
hats. 



Huistomatla, Vicente, Atlixco, Pueb. 

Palm hats. 
Jacques, S. y J., Celaya, Gto. Under- 
wear. 
Jefe Politico de Acatlan, Acatlan, Pueb. 

Palm hats. 
Jefatura Politica de Ticul, Ticul., Yuc. 

Palm hats. 
Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. 

Hair hats. 
Lopez, Jesus, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm hats. 
Maiz, Hermanos, Monterrey, N. L. Hats. 
Maldonado, Lucia, Mexico, D. F. Straw 

hats. 
Martin, Lucas, Acatitla, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Martinez, Antonio. Palm hats. 
Martinez e Hijos, Federico, Mexico, D. 

F. Neckties. 
Martinez, Luis R., Toluca, Mex. Palm 

hats. 
Mena, Emilio, Puebla, Pueb. Hair hats. 
Montes de Oca Dionisio, Mexico, D. F. 

Palm hats. 
Nava, Trinidad, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

Underwear. 
Padilla, Victoria, Mexico, D. F. Lady's 

Underwear. 
Pellotier, Hermanos, Morelia, Mich. 

Hats. 
Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. 

Hats. 
Penitenciaria de Guadalajara, Guadala- 
jara, Jal. Hats. 
Presidente Municipal de Huatlatlauca, 

Huatlatlauca, Pueb. Palm hats. 
Ramirez, Aniceto, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Robles, Felipe, Leon, Gto. Stockings, 

socks. 
Ruiz, Lorenzo, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm hats. 
Sandoval, Juan, Zacatecas, Zac. Palm 

hats. 
Santiago, Miguel, Tlapa, Guero. Palm 

hats. 
Suarez, Silvestre, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Torres, Francisco. Palm hats. 
Trinidad Patricio, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm 

hats. 
Vega, Ramon J. de la, Colima, Col. Palm 

hats. 
Vogel y Cia, A., Colima, Col. Palm 
hats. 



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NETHERLANDS. 



(Ceramics, Jewelry, Laces.) 



GROUP 28. 

Talens & Co., Apeldoorn. Ink. 

Van Vlaanderen, J. F. A., Amsterdam. 

Souvenir postal cards, paper doli cos- 
tumes. 

GROUP 29. 
JRuiter, Firma G. S., Akkrum. Skates. 

GROUP 30. 

Pischer, Wm. C, Amsterdam. Old 
Dutch silver and gold ware. 

GROUP 31. 

Braakman, Otto, The Hague. Antique 

jewelry. 
Diamond Cutting Co., Amsterdam. 

Diamond cutting. 
Van Der Steen, C, Amsterdam. Gold 

and silver jewelry. 



GROUP 33. 
Kroes, Jz., J., Leeuwarden. 

hand-made iron work. 



Artistic 



GROUP 34. 

Schmidt & Co., J., The Hague. Burnt 

leather goods. 
Van Ravensteyn & Co., F., The Hague. 

Leather goods. 

GROUP 36. 

Fischer, Wm. C, Amsterdam. Dolls in 

Dutch costumes, wooden shoes, fancy 
pillows. 



GROUP 45. 

Brand jes & Co., Wed. N. S. A., Pur- 

mered. Faience, tiles, sectional pic- 
tures in tiles, pottery. 

Delftschaardewerkfabriek, "De Porce- 
leyne Fles," Delft. Blue Delft ware, 
faience, tiles, mural designs. 

Gihaux, Bern. H., Amsterdam. Painted 
tiles (in colors). 

Koninklijke Porselein En, Aardewerk- 
fabriek "Rozenburg," Delft. Painted 
porcelains, faience, tiles, mural de- 
signs. 

Plateelbakkerij Delft, Hilversum. Blue 
Delft ware, pottery, tiles. 

Plateelbakkerij "De Distel," Delft. Fai- 
ence, tiles, pottery. 

Terracotta en Aardewerk — F a b r i e k 
"Haga," Amsterdam. Artistic terra 
cotta work. 

Van Der Steen & Co., J., Amsterdam. 
Blue Delft ware. 

GROUP 58. 

Van Der Mey, (Miss) M., Leyden. Lace 

and embroidery. 

GROUP 60. 

Naaml, Vennootschap, Erste Neder- 

landsche, Kroonlederfabriek, Lochem. 
Belts and leather pulleys. 



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PERSIA. 



Carpets and Rugs. Ceramics. 



GROUP 43. 

Tavshanjian, H. S., New York, N. Y. 

Carpets and rugs. 



Kelekian, Dikran Khan, New York, N. Y. 

Collective exhibit of carpets, rugs, 
brocades, velvets, embroideries, jew- 
elry, metal work, manuscripts, arms,; 
enamels and potteries. 



PORTUGAL 



Stationery. Silverware. Leather Articles. 



GROUP 28. 

Pereira Jor, Jose Mendes, & Com Ta, 

Lisbon. Terreira, A., inks and glues. 

GROUP 30. 

Monteiro, Joao Joaquim, Porto. Silver- 
smith's work. 

Rosas, Jose, Porto. Gold and silver- 
smith work. 

GROUP 34- 

Craveiro, D., Belmira Rosa Da Concei- 

cao, Lisbon. Fancy articles in leather. 
Silverio, Francisco, Lisbon. Walking 

stick made of twelve thousand pieces. 

GROUP 35. 

Silva Rocka, Porto. Leather articles for 

traveling. 

GROUP 37. 

Meiro, Domingos Antonio Da Silva, Lis- 
bon. Artificial marbles. 

GROUP 38. 

Nascimento, Antonio Do, & Fos, Porto. 

Furniture. 

GROUP 41. 

Casa Barreto, Lisbon. Furniture, wire- 
mattress. 
Guerra, Joaquim Thome, & Irmaos, 

Vieira De Leiria. Files. 



Minchin, Jr., J., Porto. Enameled plates. 
Miranda, E. J., Lisbon. Automatic rack. 
Neves, Francisco, Lisbon. Wire-mat- 
tress. 

GROUP 45. 

Conceicao Successores, Caetano A. da, 

Extremoz. Earthenware, porcelain. 
Fabrica De Faiancas Das Caldas Da 

Rainha, Caldas Da Rainha. Colored 

earthenware. 
Maclaren, Wall & Com'ta, Porto. Faience. 

GROUP 56. 

Alcada, Manoel Mendes, & Fos, Covilha. 
Woolen cloth samples. 

Alcada & Filho, Covilha. Woolen cloth 
samples. 

Almeida Campos & Fo., Covilha. Woolen 
cloth samples. 

Balthasar, Gregorio, Covilha. Shawls. 

Bicho, Manoel Ferreira, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Catalao, Jeronymo Nave, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Catalao, Joas Nave, Covilha. Woolen 
cloth samples. 

Carp Roze & Com Ta, Lisbon. Dress 
goods of wool. Woolen and silk neck- 
cloth. 

Correa, Jose Christovao, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Costa & Irmao, Portalegre. Woolen 
cloth samples. 



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Cruz, Fernando Da, & Fo, . Covilha. 

Woolen cloth samples. 

Cruz, Jose Tavares Da, Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Estrella & Ca., Lisbon. Blankets. 

Guimaraes & Ca., Covilha. Woolen 
cloth samples. 

Moraes, Amandio De, & Irmao, Covilha. 
Flannel samples. 

Proenca, Vicente, Covilha. Woolen 
cloth samples; cloth for ladies. 

Ranito & Mesquita, Covilha. Woolen 
cloth samples. 

Ratto, Francisco Fernandes, Covilha. 
Woolen cloth samples. 

Ratto, Januario Da Costa, Covilha. 
Woolen cloth samples. 

Santon Marques & Ca., Covilha. Wool- 
en cloth samples. 

Serra, Eduardo Candido, & Irmaos, 
Covilha. Woolen cloth samples. 

Souza, Antonio Nunes Da, & Fos, Suc- 
cessores, Covilha. Woolen cloth sam- 
ples. 

Tavares, A. Paiva, Covilha. Woolen 
cloths. 

GROUP 58. 

Bastos D. Luiza Alexandrina Cordeiro, 

Lisbon. Pillows. 
Bordallo Pinkeiro, D. Maria Augusta, 

Lisbon. Laces made b}'' hand. 

GROUP 59. 

Lores, Lourenco & Com. Ta, Lisbon. 

Clothinsf for men. 



& Ca., Lisbon. Boots and 
Victor, & Pedroso, Lisbon. 



Rego, Antonio Pereira, Lisbon. Mili- 
tary uniform. 
Silva, A. Vieira Da, Lisbon. Clothing 

for men. 

GROUP 60. 

Adegas, Jose, Nunes, Extremoz. San- 
dals. 
Aguiar, Jose Pereira Da, Vianna Do Cas- 

tello. Boots and shoes. 
Barboza, Joaquin Francisco, Lisbon. 

Shoes. 
Coimbra 

shoes. 
Gomes, 

Boots. 
Loares, Gregorio Noqueira, Penafiel. 

Boots and shoes. 
Ribeiro, Teferino Coelko, Penafiel. Boots 

and shoes. 
Santos Jor, Jose Riobom Dos, Porto. 

Leather and skins. 
Souza, Manoel Joaquim De, Lisbon. 

Boots and shoes. 

GROUP 61, 

Santos Mattos & Ca., Lisbon. Corsets. 

GROUP 25. 

(Installed in Portugal Section, Depart- 
ment of Manufactures.) 

Fabrica De Cimento Portland Alhan- 

dra. Artificial tejo cement. 



SIAM. 



(Silver and Goldsmith's Ware, Jewelry.) 



GROUP 30. 

Graehlert and Company, Bangkok. Sia- 
mese silverware, 

Isarn Committee. Goldsmith's tools, 
gold and silverware. 

Payupp Committee. Specimens of Sia- 
mese silverware. 

Royal Museum, Bangkok. Silverware. 



GROUP 33. 

Royal Museum, Bangkok. Bronze ware. 
Royal Commission, The. Articles in 

bronze. 

GROUP 34. 

Chantaboon Committee. Basket ware. 
Isarn Committee. Basket ware, brooms^ 

fancy articles. 



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Nakon Sri Committee. Fancy articles. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Basket 
work, articles in grass, 

Nakon Rachasima Committee. Basket 
ware. 

Payupp Committee. Specimens of lac- 
quer work. 

Petchaboon Committee. Brooms, weav- 
ing machine, basket ware. " 

Pitsanuloke Committee. Basket ware. 

Puket Committee. Betel case. 

Royal Museum, Bangkok. Mother of 
pearl work. 

Royal Commission, The. Basket ware, 
mother of pearl work and fancy ar- 
ticles. 

Udawn Committee. Basket ware. 

GROUP 36. 

Mai Chareon. Children's masks and 

toys. 

GROUP 38. 

I^oyal Commission, The. Furniture. 

GROUP 41. 

Ayuthia Committee. Edged tools. 

Chantaboon Committee. Axe and knife. 

Isarn Committee. Edged tools, smiths' 
tools, 

Nakon Sri Committee. Household uten- 
sils. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. . . Edged 
tools. 

Puket Committee. Edged tools. 

Ratburi Committee. Edged tools. 

Royal Commission, The. Smiths' bel- 
lows. 

Udawn Committee. Edged tools. 

GROUP 43. 

Chantaboon Committee. Loom for mat 

making, mats, 
Isarn Committee. Mats. 
Nakon Rachisma Committee. Mats. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Mats. 
Petchaboon Committee. Mats. 
Pitsanulok Committee. Mats. 
Puket Committee. Mats. 
Ratburi Committee. Looms for mats, 

mats. 
Udawn Committee. Mats. 

GROUP 45. 

Isarn Committee. Earthen ware. 
Maclean and Company, Bangkok. 

Bricks and tiles. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee, Ma- 
chinery for brick and tile making, 
earthen ware, pottery, bricks and tiles. 



Ratburi Committee. Earthen ware. 
Royal Commission, The. Earthen ware, 

pottery. 
Udawn Committee. Earthen ware. 

GROUP 48. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Fire 

lighters. 
Puket Committee. Fire lighters. 

GROUP 50. 

Champdawn Committee. Spinning ap- 
pliances. 

Chantaboon Committee. Machinery for 
preparing cotton. 

Isarn Committee. Aparatus used for 
preparing and spinning, machines for 
preparing cotton. 

Nakon Sawan Committee. Machinery 
for preparing cotton. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Appa- 
ratus for cleaning cotton, machines for 
preparing cotton. 

Pachim Committee. Apparatus for spin- 
ning silk. 

Payupp Committee. Spinning appli 
ances, shuttles. 

Puket Committee. Spinning machinery. 

Ratburi Committee. Spinning appa- 
ratus. 

Sericulture Department, The. Siamese 
silk reeling implements. 

Udawn Committee. Spinning appli- 
ances. 

GROUP 51. 

Champdawn Committee. Loom. 
Chantaboon Committee. Looms and 

parts of looms. 
Isarn Committee. Looms; 
Nakon Sawan Committee. Looms. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Looms. 
Pachim Committee. Loom. 
Payupp Committee. Loom. 
Puket Committee. Looms. 
Ratburi Committee. Looms. 

GROUP 54. 

Ayuthia Committee. Fabrics of cotton. 

Champawn Committee. Cotton fabrics. 

Chantaboon Committee. Fabrics of cot- 
ton. 

Isarn Committee. Fabrics of cotton. 

Nakon Sawan Committee. Cotton fa- 
brics. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Cotton 
fabrics. 

Pachim Committee. Coton fabrics. 

Payupp Committee. Cotton fabrics. 

Ratburi Committee. Cotton fabrics. 

Udawn Committee. Fabrics of cotton. 



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GROUP 55. 

Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Native 
cloth. 

GROUP 57. 

Champawn Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Chantaboon Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Isarn Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Raw silk. 
Kwang Huat, Bangkok. Raw silk. 
Nakon Rachasima Committee. Silk 

cloths. 
Nakon Sawan Committee. Raw silk. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Silk 

cloths. 
Pachim Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Payupp Committee. Fabrics of silk. 
Petchaboon Committee. Silk cloths. 
Sericulture Department, The. Raw silk. 

fabrics of silk. 
Udawn Committee. Fabrics of silk. 



GROUP 58. 

Lady Plean. Embroidery. 

Royal Commission, The. Embroidery. 

GROUP 59. 

Payupp Committee. Women's garments. 
Royal Commission, The. Priests' robes. 

GROUP 61. 

Ayuthia Committee. Fans, hats. 
Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Hats. 
Pachim Committee. Hats. 
Payupp Committe. Chiengmai hats, 

paper umbrella. 
Puket Committee. Farmers' boots. 
Royal Commission, The. Bangkok 

hats. 



SWITZERLAND. 



(Toys, Souvenirs, Embroideries.) 



GROUP 36. 

P. Pon De Giron & Vr. Lamuniere, Ge- 
neve. Toys. 
Rutishausere & Fils Aine, Geneve. Toys 

and souvenirs. 



GROUP 58. 
Kaufmann, Jean, Erlenbach, Zurich. 
Embroideries. 



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VENEZUELA. 



(Textiles, Leather Goods, Hats.) 



GROUP 34. 

United States of Venezuela. 

combs from Barquisimeto. 



Wooden 



GROUP 55. 

United States of Venezuela. Cables and 

ropes from Guayana and Barquisimeto. 

GROUP 58. 

United States of Venezuela. Various 

embroideries from Maracaibo. 



GROUP 60. 

Baccardo, J., Caracas. Leather tanned 

and untanned. 
Rodriguez Co., F., Caracas. Boots and 

shoes. 

GROUP 61. 

United States of Venezuela. Straw hats 

from Barquisimeto and Rio Chico. 
Cubria Co., Caracas. Shirts. 
Gonzales, M. B., Puerto C a b e 1 1 o. 

Feather fans. 



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OF THE EXHIBITS OF ALL COUNTRIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT 
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